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Mick Leach is Field CISO of Abnormal Security, an AI-native email security company that uses behavioral AI to prevent business email compromise, vendor fraud, and other socially-engineered attacks. At Abnormal, he is responsible for threat hunting and analysis, engaging with customers, and is a featured speaker at global industry conferences and events. Previously, he led security operations organizations at Abnormal, Alliance Data, and Nationwide Insurance, and also spent more than 8 years serving in the US Army’s famed Cavalry Regiments. A passionate information security practitioner, Mick holds 7 SANS/GIAC certifications, coupled with 20+ years of experience in the IT and security industries. When not digging through logs or discussing operational metrics, Mick can typically be found on a soccer field, coaching one of his 13 kids.

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TikTok: Not today China! Not today

"On 23 November The AIIMS Delhi reported a major breakdown in their servers. Since then the servers have been out of order. According to a news report the analyst assigned to look after the servers have also been suspended, reportedly for alleged breach of cyber security. The server failure lasted for nearly a week. As of now the servers have been restored. In this video we will walk you down the whole chaos that happened in AIIMS Delhi which has also flagged concern of privacy breach 

Indian Government and Twitter in recent times had a bittersweet relation often times the social media gaint and Indian government have clashed over policy issue. Now in a shocking complaint former Twitter security chief Peiter Zatko alleges that the Indian government forced the social media company to hire an individual who was a “government agent” and likely had access to sensitive user data as part of their job.