Fortinet

Mentioned in 12 analyzed podcast episodes across 8 shows

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Episode Mentions

CyberWire Daily · Jul 28, 2026

You've been disconnected.

“VPN vendor mentioned as target of nation-state exploitation campaigns, supporting case for legacy VPN phase-out”

Legacy VPN elimination and zero-trust migrationFederal cybersecurity procurement policyCritical infrastructure attack resilience

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Cybersecurity Headlines · Jul 28, 2026

Nvidia opens AI security tent, Microsoft adds cyber sprinter to MDASH, Fairlife ransomware spills data

“Legacy VPN appliances cited by Senator Wyden as repeat attack entry point for federal agencies”

AI Security Alliance FormationOpen-Source AI for CybersecuritySpecialized Security AI Models

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Cybersecurity Headlines · Jul 20, 2026

Fairlife dairy cyberattack, ACR Stealer surge, Abbott Labs incidents

“FortiSandbox critical vulnerabilities (CVSS 9) with OS command injection flaws now actively exploited; affects 40 Sandbox variants”

Ransomware and Extortion OperationsMalware-as-a-Service (MaaS) PlatformsSupply Chain Security Incidents

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Cybersecurity Headlines · Jul 16, 2026

Zoom's wake-up call, zero-day SonicWall patch, 23andMe's growing breach bill

“Cybersecurity stock rose following IBM CEO's comments about continued security investment amid AI infrastructure growth”

Account Takeover VulnerabilitiesZero-Day ExploitationRemote Access Appliance Security

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Cybersecurity Today · Jul 11, 2026

AI Export Controls, FortiBleed, Third-Party Breaches & CISO Burnout | Cybersecurity Today Panel

“FortiBleed vulnerability exposed 80,000+ devices via credential reuse; subject of recurring critical CVEs and 90-day vulnerability challenge”

AI Export Controls and Geopolitical SovereigntyClaude/Mythos Model Capabilities and Hype CycleFortiBleed Vulnerability and Credential Reuse

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CyberWire Daily · May 13, 2026

Every layer needs a patch now.

“Issued critical patches for authentication systems and endpoint management; also abused by Seedworm for malicious code sideloading”

Patch Tuesday vulnerability management and prioritizationMicrosoft and Adobe critical vulnerabilitiesIntel and AMD hardware vulnerabilities and privilege escalation

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Risky Business · May 6, 2026

Risky Business #836 -- You can't patch the bugpocalypse

“FortiGate appliances repeatedly exploited as initial access vector; benefits from broader vulnerability exposure”

AI-Accelerated Vulnerability ExploitationPatch Management vs. Attack Speed ParityNetwork Hardening and Segmentation

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Darknet Diaries · May 5, 2026

174: Pacific Rim

“Firewall vendor observed in threat actor lab alongside Sophos devices, indicating simultaneous targeting by same Chinese state actors”

Zero-day vulnerability exploitation and discoverySQL injection vulnerabilities in firewall web interfacesKernel-level rootkits and persistence mechanisms

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Marketplace · Apr 29, 2026

Powell's farewell?

“Cybersecurity company gaining 0.5% as market discusses escalating AI-powered cyber threats and defense needs”

Federal Reserve monetary policy and interest rate decisionsJerome Powell's tenure and leadership transitionInflation trends and core inflation movements

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All TWiT.tv Shows (Audio) · Apr 29, 2026

Security Now 1076: FAST16.SYS

“Networking equipment manufacturer whose routers malfunctioned at Iranian nuclear facility before US/Israeli strikes”

Fast16.sys rootkit architecture and precision sabotage mechanismsSupply chain attacks targeting GitHub Actions and CI/CD pipelinesBitwarden CLI compromise and developer secret exfiltration

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Risky Bulletin · Apr 24, 2026

Risky Bulletin: Sean Plankey withdraws CISA nomination

“Networking equipment at Isfahan nuclear site malfunctioned ahead of US and Israeli missile strikes on Iran”

CISA Leadership TransitionRussian State-Sponsored HackingAI Model Security Vulnerabilities

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Risky Business · Apr 22, 2026

Risky Business #834 -- Vercel gets owned, Mozilla dumps hundreds of Mythos bugs

“Cited as example of company with buggy software not investing in fixes despite having resources; questioned whether they'd use AI for bug discovery”

OAuth Token Compromise and Identity-Based AttacksAI-Driven Vulnerability Discovery and False Security MetricsThird-Party SaaS Integration Risk Management

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