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  <title>The Department of Know: PeopleSoft exploit, Ford brings back gray beards, LLM vetting</title>
  <description>This week’s Department of Know is hosted by&amp;amp;nbsp;Rich Stroffolino, with guests  David Cross, CISO, Atlassian; Kathleen Mullin, Director, SABSA Institute; Montez Fitzpatrick, CISO, Navvis; and Howard Holton, former CEO, GigaOm. Get the show notes here:  https://cisoseries.com/the-department-of-know-peoplesoft-exploit-ford-brings-back-gray-beards-llm-vetting/&amp;amp;nbsp; Huge thanks to our sponsor, Silent Push   Most cybersecurity approaches are completely reactive. Victim organizations are hit with an attack and the chase ensues.&amp;amp;nbsp;   Silent Push closes this gap with its Preemptive Cyber Defense platform. Silent Push tracks adversary infrastructure and infrastructure changes across the Internet during the attack preparation phase - while attackers are still staging domains, IPs, and hosting and Silent Push turns that into Indicators of Future Attack® to defend with confidence.  For a CISO, that turns invisible risk into early warning, an average of 140 days before a campaign shows up in your environment. Time to act, and a smaller window of exposure, before a threat ever reaches your environment. </description>
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