Chris Sergeant @cpsergeant

Father, occasional MAMIL, IT Security professional and displaced Aussie - but not always in that order. All views my own of course London Joined May 2011

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Chris Sergeant @cpsergeant

5 years ago

What’s great community we have

Chase the Sun @chasethesun_org

5 years ago

What’s great community we have

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What the hell @Ocado ? I have been trying to edit my reserved order for the past 2 days. No separate website, no reply to my other direct messages. I am trying to practice what the government has said but you aren’t making it easy.

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Chris Sergeant @cpsergeant

6 years ago

10 Major Global Telcos “Completely Penetrated” by Chinese APT cbronline.com/news/chinese-h… via @CBRonline.com

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Cybereason @cybereason

7 years ago

MITRE ATT&CK™ evaluations prove that Cybereason best enables defenders to avoid material harm. Read about our results:hubs.ly/H0gJN500

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Cybereason @cybereason

7 years ago

Build a smart defense strategy with MITRE ATT&CK. Our latest white paper gives you five stages you can use now to improve your security system. Get started here:cybr.ly/2BwhKwu

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Cybereason @cybereason

7 years ago

What are people saying about #Cybereason? "The best artificial intelligence cyber defender" - cybr.ly/2Ry2cl0

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Cybereason @cybereason

7 years ago

Live from #BlackHatEurope, Cybereason CISO Israel Barak is talking with @BBCClick about intersection between the building of nation state tools and cyber crime groups then getting their hands on them

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Chris Sergeant @cpsergeant

7 years ago

Security threats, risks and trends in 2019 techradar.com/news/security-…

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Cybereason @cybereason

7 years ago

Legitimate email from VIVO, Brazil’s largest telecommunications company? Nope. A phishing email that serves as the initial infection vector for Brazilian-made financial malware. Cybereason's Team Nocturnus analyzes this threat. cybr.ly/2Rp8RL1

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Cybereason @cybereason

7 years ago

Some of the risks companies face during a merger include technical ones like having visibility into only one of the two networks that are being combined and fiscal repercussions, like lost revenue. Here's how CISOs can mitigate these risks. cybr.ly/2LpymsW

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Cybereason @cybereason

7 years ago

Cybereason is partnering with @Arm, the chip design technology company, to protect some of the cyberworld’s most vulnerable targets, IoT devices cybr.ly/2ClNPII

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Chris Sergeant @cpsergeant

7 years ago

Unlike PCs or smartphones, connected “things” don’t generally have antivirus software, and users often aren’t asked to update logins and passwords wsj.com/articles/the-h… via @WSJ. What a great initiative!

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Cybereason @cybereason

7 years ago

The Cybereason Nocturnus Research Team analyzed a recent Betabot campaign and found that the malware can detect if an infected machine is running antivirus software from one of 30 vendors. cybr.ly/2Nv7w2Q

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Chris Sergeant @cpsergeant

7 years ago

The end result of better security awareness and controls is sometimes just more sophisticated and creative upstream attack’s. Why Supply Chain Hacks Are a Cybersecurity Worse Case Scenario wired.com/story/supply-c…

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Chris Sergeant @cpsergeant

7 years ago

Train 2 of 4 on my way to the start #ChaseTheSun

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Chris Sergeant @cpsergeant

7 years ago

Still time @DharmyChahal @slogorman

La Vie en Vélo @LaVieEnVelo

7 years ago

Still time @DharmyChahal @slogorman

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RSA EMEA @RSAEMEA

7 years ago

Join @SMowll of @RSAsecurity on 16 May and find out how to evolve your #identity strategy bit.ly/2HZKHFv #eic18 #iam

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Luke Stow @LukeGTStow

7 years ago

The latest The Asian Business CEO! paper.li/LukeGTStow/132… Thanks to @jennie3233 @fauziabdullah22 @ITtechExec #cio #technology

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Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai @lorenzofb

7 years ago

This Russian company offers a subscription service for SCADA and medical zero-days. For $4,000 a year you get 25 zero-days in medical devices, the company claims. motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/…