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Posted On: 01/06/2023 3:40:01 PM
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NetworkNewsBreaks – SideChannel Inc. (SDCH) CEO Weighs In on Cybersecurity Protection
SideChannel (OTCQB: SDCH) CEO Brian Haugli is one of several cybersecurity experts quoted in a recent “Information Week” article outlining five questions to ask about protecting a business. The article mentioned a widespread phishing campaign that took place last August against customer-engagement platform Twilio and content-delivery network Cloudflare. The cyberattack stole nearly 10,000 sets of credentials, with the tally rising much higher if downstream customers that were impacted were included in the count. Haugli addressed the fact that even if a company “has a firm grasp of IAM within their own four walls, risk extends much further. The Twilio supply chain attack had hundreds of secondary victims.” He noted that understanding where vendors are actually being used in the ecosystem beyond “your own four walls” becomes very important for security. “Understanding where your vendors are actually being used, not just for yourself but in a greater ecosystem, becomes very important for your own security,” said SideChannel founder and CEO Brian Haugli in the press release. “Because somebody else’s mishap now becomes your problem. I don’t think we do enough building programs based on standards and recognized frameworks.”
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SideChannel (OTCQB: SDCH) CEO Brian Haugli is one of several cybersecurity experts quoted in a recent “Information Week” article outlining five questions to ask about protecting a business. The article mentioned a widespread phishing campaign that took place last August against customer-engagement platform Twilio and content-delivery network Cloudflare. The cyberattack stole nearly 10,000 sets of credentials, with the tally rising much higher if downstream customers that were impacted were included in the count. Haugli addressed the fact that even if a company “has a firm grasp of IAM within their own four walls, risk extends much further. The Twilio supply chain attack had hundreds of secondary victims.” He noted that understanding where vendors are actually being used in the ecosystem beyond “your own four walls” becomes very important for security. “Understanding where your vendors are actually being used, not just for yourself but in a greater ecosystem, becomes very important for your own security,” said SideChannel founder and CEO Brian Haugli in the press release. “Because somebody else’s mishap now becomes your problem. I don’t think we do enough building programs based on standards and recognized frameworks.”
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