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Weekly Security Sprint EP 158. New swag, hurricane prep, and new physical and cyber threats with our special guest

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In this week's Security Sprint, Dave and Andy are joined by Anna Mentzer-Hernandez to talk about the following topics:


Opening:

• AI Governance: Aligning Corporate Structures with Emerging Tech - Gate 15

o CISA & G7 Partners Release Joint Guidance on the Minimum Elements of a Software Bill of Materials for Artificial Intelligence

o Thinking carefully before adopting agentic AI - NCSC

• Non-Human Identities (NHIs) Are Growing Faster Than Most Security Programs - RSAC Conference - 13 May 2026 Gate 15’s Sadie-Anne Jones wrote that non-human identities are expanding rapidly across cloud, automation, AI, API, SaaS, and CI/CD environments, often outpacing the governance programs meant to control them.

• PERSPECTIVE: Stabilizing the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Starts With These Critical Steps - HSToday - 13 May 2026 Scott Algeier, Executive Director of the Information Technology Information Sharing and Analysis Center and Executive Director of the Food and Agriculture Information Sharing and Analysis Center, argues that stabilizing CISA requires renewed public-private partnership, legal protections for information sharing, and practical reforms that strengthen trust with industry.


Main Topics:


Hurricane Season & (TLP:GREEN) GATE 15 TARGET Hurricane Preparedness, 18 May 2026


San Diego shooting: 5 dead in mosque attack; anti-Islam writings found - Los Angeles Times - 18 May 2026 The Los Angeles Times reported live updates on the San Diego mosque attack, including that five people were dead and anti-Islam writings were found as investigators examined motive. The reporting described a large law enforcement response and continued investigation into whether the attack was driven by bias or extremist intent. The incident has elevated concern around religiously motivated targeted violence and the protection of schools or community spaces co-located with houses of worship. Target is faith-based organizations, Muslim communities, school administrators, and emergency managers with Dig highlighting the intersection of hate-driven violence, mass casualty response, and community security preparedness.


Iranian hackers target gas stations and internet-connected systems amid regional tensions – CNN – 15 May 2026 Iranian-linked cyber actors are reportedly targeting internet-connected systems and fuel distribution infrastructure amid heightened geopolitical tensions involving Iran and Western governments. Analysts assess the activity as part of a broader pattern of retaliatory cyber signaling intended to demonstrate disruptive capability without crossing into full-scale destructive cyber conflict. The incidents reinforce ongoing concerns regarding the exposure of operational technology and public-facing infrastructure systems vulnerable to politically motivated cyber operations. Target is fuel distribution systems and internet-connected infrastructure environments with Dig highlighting how geopolitical escalation continues to increase cyber risk to civilian operational systems.

• ISACs! ONE-ISAC, Tribal-ISAC, RH-ISAC

• Iraqi National Arrested and Charged with Providing Material Support to Iranian-Backed Terrorist Organizations and Directing Attacks Targeting U.S. Citizens and Interests


Quick Hits:

• Fine of nearly £1m issued against South Staffordshire Plc and South Staffordshire Water Plc

• UK water company allowed hackers to lurk undetected for nearly two years, regulator finds

• W.H.O. Declares Ebola Outbreak a Global Health Emergency



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