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This week's Department of Know is hosted by Rich Stroffolino, with guests Andrew Storms, security engineering, Kilo Code, and Eduardo Ortiz-Romeu, VP, global head of cybersecurity, Techtronic Industries. 
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Huge thanks to our sponsor, Conveyor

Happy Friday. Hope there isn't a fresh security questionnaire sitting in your inbox right now.
If there is, here's something worth knowing. The teams that have fully automated their customer security reviews didn't just get a better trust center. They switched to an AI platform built for the whole workflow. Conveyor handles trust center, questionnaire automation, and self-serve for sales, all in one place, with AI keeping the knowledge base current so answers are always accurate.
Learn why enterprise SaaS teams choose Conveyor at conveyor.com.

Cisco posts urgent Webex Services warning
Splunk issues fixes for Enterprise vulnerability
Git identity spoof tricks Claude into approving bad code
Get the show notes here: https://cisoseries.com/cybersecurity-news-cisco-webex-warning-splunks-enterprise-fix-git-spoof-tricks-claude/
Huge thanks to our sponsor, Conveyor

Happy Friday. Hope there isn't a fresh security questionnaire sitting in your inbox right now. If there is, here's something worth knowing. 
The teams that have fully automated their customer security reviews didn't just get a better trust center.
They switched to an AI platform built for the whole workflow.
Conveyor handles trust center, questionnaire automation, and self-serve for sales, all in one place, with AI keeping the knowledge base current so answers are always accurate. Learn why enterprise SaaS teams choose Conveyor at conveyor.com.

OpenAI rolls out GPT-5.4-Cyber
McGraw Hill breach due to Salesforce misconfig
Signed adware operation disables antivirus
Get the show notes here: https://cisoseries.com/cybersecurity-news-openais-gpt-5-4-cyber-mcgraw-hill-blames-salesforce-for-breach-signed-adware-disables-antivirus/
Huge thanks to our sponsor, Conveyor

At some point, every fast-growing SaaS team hits the same wall.
The trust center is live. The SOC 2 is published. And somehow the security questionnaires just keep piling up.
That's when teams realize a static trust center isn't the finish line. Conveyor is what comes next. AI that completes questionnaires automatically. A trust center customers can actually self-serve. And a knowledge base that updates itself with AI.
Companies like Atlassian and Zapier are already there. See what's possible at conveyor.com.

Ransomware rivals turn on each other
Fake Ledger app drains millions in crypto
US Treasury wants access to Mythos
Get the show notes here: https://cisoseries.com/cybersecurity-news-ransomware-drama-faked-ledger-app-treasury-wants-mythos/ 
Huge thanks to our sponsor, Conveyor

Your trust center was a great start. But if your team is still manually answering questionnaires and fielding sales questions, it hasn't solved the problem.
Conveyor goes beyond a trust center.
You get a living knowledge library your AI keeps up to date, questionnaire automation that handles any format, and a self-serve experience so customers and sales teams get answers without looping in infosec.
Top enterprise SaaS companies trust Conveyor to handle it all. Check it out at conveyor.com.

Claude Mythos Preview's cyber capabilities
Anodot hack leaves breached companies facing extortion
wolfSSL library flaw enables forged certificate use
Get the show notes here: https://cisoseries.com/cybersecurity-news-claude-mythos-previews-capabilities-anodot-breached-companies-face-extortion-wolfssl-flaw-enables-forged-certificates/
Huge thanks to our sponsor, Conveyor

Three tools to manage customer security reviews is two too many.
Most teams start with a trust center, bolt on a questionnaire tool, and end up with a knowledge base nobody trusts and a Slack channel full of sales pings anyway.
Conveyor replaces all of it. Trust center, questionnaire automation, self-serve for sales, AI-managed knowledge library, one platform.
Companies like Atlassian and Zapier already made the switch. See why at conveyor.com.