Cyber Intelligence Newsletter 

Recent attacks have revealed an alarming shift in the techniques employed by malicious actors, with a focus on Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions. This includes attempts to exploit vulnerabilities in commonly implemented technologies used in SaaS solutions, such as OAuth access authorization sharing technologies.

In the managed care space, the adoption of AI promises significant operational gains while also introducing new challenges around data privacy, compliance and cyber risk. Alliant Cyber and Alliant Healthcare have worked together to explore how organizations can harness the power of AI while managing the associated risks.

In the non-profit industry, common business practices can lead to significant cyber risk and threat exposures. For example, many non-profit organizations use e-commerce platforms, websites or mobile apps to collect donations from individuals. The collection of individual donations typically requires the transmission, storage and processing of sensitive personally identifiable information (PII) related to donors, in addition to financial information.

Reports of a major cyber incident striking United Natural Foods, Inc. (NYSE: UNFI) cite impacts felt across the industry in the forms of delayed deliveries, empty store shelves and unhappy customers. Given the extent of its business relationships and services in the grocery supply chain, large-scale supply chain disruptions have occurred.

Join Mike Radak and David Finz as they break down three recent legal developments shaping insurance and cyber risk. They discuss how strict notice provisions can result in claim denials, the importance of securing coverage for regulatory investigations and what the MOVEit litigation reveals about duty to defend versus choice of counsel.

Join Brendan Hall, Alliant Cyber, and Gaurav Kulkarni, COO, Sprocket Security, as they explore the evolution of penetration (Pen) testing from traditional legacy models to continuous security programs that deliver real-time insights into an organization’s ever-changing attack surface. Their discussion highlights how this new approach supports compliance, reduces exposure and aligns with modern cybersecurity frameworks like Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM).