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The Real Impact of the Lockbit Ransomware Takedown | Razorthorn Security

Welcome to Razorwire, the cutting-edge podcast for cybersecurity professionals, where we unravel the world of information security and peek into the future of technology. I'm your host, Jim, and in today's episode, we're joined by our esteemed guests, Richard Cassidy and Oliver Rochford. We’re taking a deep dive into the recent Lockbit takedown, dissecting the movements in the global cybercrime landscape, and analysing the ongoing conflicts within the commercial industry.

Revolutionizing Spaces: The Brivo Way to Smarter, Personalized Access

Dive into the world of smart spaces with Brivo! In this video, we explore how Brivo is leading the charge in transforming spaces into intelligent, personalized, and accessible environments. Using the power of open data and artificial intelligence, Brivo is not just about access control; it's about creating a seamless experience that understands and adapts to your needs. From commercial real estate to multifamily residential buildings, discover how Brivo's innovative solutions are setting new standards in security and convenience.

Understanding CMMC 2.0: New Rules, Guidelines, and Timelines

2025 may seem far off, but the reality is that CMMC is no longer on the distant horizon; it is knocking on our door. In an industry where the compliance process is long and the market of assessors is far fewer than needed, taking a proactive approach is a must. Join CISO Global's Gary Perkins, Baan Alsinawi, Tom Cupples, and special Guest Ben Bryan on February 21st as they discuss CMMC 2.0, the new rules and guidelines that come with it, and what your compliance timeline may look like.

Manage secrets with AWS Secrets Manager with Python - Tech Tip Tuesday

In this video, we show exactly how to use AWS Secrets Manager and how to connect it with your Python application. Secrets are hard to manage and while using methods like storing them as environment variables in a.env file can be suitable, a more secure method particularly in a team is to use a secrets manager so developers can avoid ever needing to handle the plain text secret. Subscribe to the channel to get more Tech Tips on Tuesdays (and also other days)