The Cyber Resilience Brief — A SafeBreach Podcast Episode 85 — FortiBleed and Firewall Lockouts Hosts: Tova Dvorin, Adrian Culley Recorded: October 2026 Adrian Culley: It’s the 6th of October 2026 and ...

On October 6, 2026, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the US Secret Service (USSS) released a joint Cybersecurity Advisory titled “FortiBleed Operations Continue Targeting Exposed Systems ...

For years, security leaders have operated on a reasonable assumption that attackers need time: time to gain a foothold, time to escalate privileges, time to move laterally, and time to find what ...

Tova Dvorin (00:01.388) Anthropic released its September 2026 threat intelligence report this week, and buried within it is perhaps the strangest case study of the year: multiple arms of the Iranian ...

In Part 2 of our DPRK deep dive, we explore how North Korea’s Reconnaissance General Bureau and Bureau 121 are weaponizing AI in 2026. From BlueNoroff cloning a CFO’s voice and real-time face swaps ...

Over the first five parts of this series, we’ve documented the foundational pillars of SafeBreach’s transformation to an AI-First organization: This installment turns the lens back on engineering and ...

Tova Dvorin (00:00) Welcome back to The Cyber Resilience Brief, a SafeBreach podcast. I’m your host, Tova Dvorin. Today, we’re diving into one of the most persistent and, frankly, well-funded ...

Tova Dvorin (00:00) A joint advisory dropped this week from the FBI, NSA, and Cyber National Mission Force: JCSA-20260826-01. It names a China-linked group called QTFY. Adrian, the headline number ...

QTFY isn’t a hacking crew—it’s an industrial-scale scanning-and-exploitation business that ran two million tasks in a single day. Learn how it operates, and what security teams should validate first.

On August 26, 2026, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the National Security Agency (NSA), and the Cyber National Mission Force (CNMF) released a joint Cybersecurity Advisory titled ...

Another actively exploited CVE just proved that point-in-time scans can’t keep pace with attackers—hear SafeBreach expert Adrian Culley’s take on how continuous threat exposure management closes the ...