The Cyber Resilience Brief: A SafeBreach Podcast
The Cyber Resilience Brief: A SafeBreach Podcast
Podcast Description
The Cyber Resilience Brief is your 15-minute pulse on how organizations can build stronger defenses and achieve true cyber resilience. Each episode dives into the practical realities of Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS), adversarial exposure validation, and the evolving strategies that keep modern enterprises secure.
Hosted by Tova Dvorin and brought to you by SafeBreach — the leader in Adversarial Exposure Validation — this podcast features insights from cybersecurity leaders, integration partners, CISOs, technical experts, and forward-thinking customers.
Whether you’re in the EU navigating DORA requirements, managing a global security program, or simply looking to better validate your defensive posture, The Cyber Resilience Brief delivers actionable guidance, partner perspectives, and the latest trends to help your business stay ahead.
🎧 Subscribe and join us as we explore what it takes to proactively defend, adapt, and thrive in today’s threat landscape.
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This podcast focuses on various topics within the cybersecurity realm, including Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS), adversarial exposure validation, and the latest ransomware trends with specific episodes addressing issues like the Warlock ransomware and critical vulnerabilities in systems like SharePoint. Each episode emphasizes actionable guidance for organizations to bolster their defenses and adapt to evolving threats.
The Cyber Resilience Brief is your 15-minute pulse on how organizations can build stronger defenses and achieve true cyber resilience. Each episode dives into the practical realities of Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS), adversarial exposure validation, and the evolving strategies that keep modern enterprises secure.
Hosted by Tova Dvorin and brought to you by SafeBreach — the leader in Adversarial Exposure Validation — this podcast features insights from cybersecurity leaders, integration partners, CISOs, technical experts, and forward-thinking customers.
Whether you’re in the EU navigating DORA requirements, managing a global security program, or simply looking to better validate your defensive posture, The Cyber Resilience Brief delivers actionable guidance, partner perspectives, and the latest trends to help your business stay ahead.
🎧 Subscribe and join us as we explore what it takes to proactively defend, adapt, and thrive in today’s threat landscape.
June 2025 marked a turning point in cyber warfare.
In this episode of The Cyber Resilience Brief, Tova Dvorin and offensive engineer Adrian Cully break down the cyber escalation that followed Operation Rising Lion — what some analysts now describe as Iran’s 12 days of cyber war.
As missiles struck Iranian strategic targets, coordinated hacktivist groups like Cyber Avengers and Handala launched psychological operations, mass SMS spoofing campaigns, and attacks targeting operational technology (OT) systems — including Unitronics PLCs used in water and industrial facilities worldwide.
The impact quickly spread beyond the Middle East. U.S. water utilities were targeted, supply chain vulnerabilities were exploited, and retaliatory cyberattacks struck financial infrastructure.
In this episode, we explore:
- How hybrid warfare is collapsing the gap between physical and cyber attacks
- The rise of state-linked hacktivist groups
- Why OT and critical infrastructure are increasingly global targets
- How adversaries exploit the IT/OT bridge to reach industrial systems
- What security leaders must learn from the June 2025 escalation
Cyber conflict is no longer a secondary theater — it’s where escalation begins.
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