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This week on the podcast, we cover security researcher Eaton Zveare's recent blog post on a trove of vulnerabilities they found in McDonalds India's McDelivery web application. Before that, we give an update on Salt Typhoon's latest US government victim and discus an attack involving hijacked Google Chrome extensions. The 443 Security Simplified is a weekly podcast that gets inside the minds of leading white-hat hackers and security researchers, covering the latest cybersecurity headlines and trends.

Attackers now exploit APIs for rapid data breaches, taking advantage of a 96% rise in API-related vulnerabilities. Learn how realized risks (breaches) differ from unrealized risks (vulnerabilities) and why APIs are top targets. Stay informed on API security trends.

In this video we will be diving deep into DevSecOps. We will learn what DevSecOps is, what the difference is between DevOps and DevSecOps and what the benefits are of DevSecOps. Stick around to find out how this practice transforms the way you build software.

Snapshot pen testing is outdated. Discover why IT departments are moving towards ongoing security baseline testing to adapt to evolving threat landscapes.​

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Incident management, training, continuous improvement, vendor risk, and physical security—learn why these are the top priorities for any effective InfoSec strategy.​

Should every department contribute 10% of its budget to security? Discover a decentralised model for assigning budgets with InfoSec professionals guiding the strategy.​

In this episode, host Cameron Higgs sits down with Tines Field CISO Matt Muller to explore key insights and lessons from his 15 years of experience in the security industry.

In a festive special of Friday Flows, Colleen Gallagher joins host Cameron Higgs to walk through a workflow that uses AI in Tines, Pages, and branching logic to dynamically select the right playlist to match your mood for the holiday season. Colleen delivers all of the Tines bootcamps to our community of users.

When hospitals say "procedures were rescheduled" after a cyberattack, they're missing the human cost. For many patients, a medical appointment isn't just a calendar entry – it's arranged time off work, transportation plans, aftercare support, and lost wages. These disruptions hurt vulnerable communities the most and damage the essential trust between healthcare providers and their patients.