January 2025 Newsletter

Welcome to the January edition of the Data-Centric Security Advantage Newsletter! This month, we’re diving into the latest developments shaping data security: the implications of CISA’s updated National Cyber Incident Response Plan, what you can learn by attending our upcoming 2025 Data Security Forecast webinar, the latest research uncovering poor cybersecurity grades for EU financial firms, and what we can learn from Cisco’s latest data breach.

???? Can CISA’s Strategy Close the Gaps in Cybersecurity? ?

?? [Jan 27th] Webinar – 2025 Data Security Forecast?

?? Data Breaches Hit Every European Financial Firm in 2024?

?? Massive Cisco Data Leak: What We Know So Far?

A Pivotal Moment for CISA & Cybersecurity

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has released an updated draft of the National Cyber Incident Response Plan, designed to coordinate responses to cyberattacks targeting critical U.S. infrastructure. This blueprint includes four tiers—asset response, threat response, intelligence support, and affected entity response—outlining roles for agencies like the FBI and private sector partners. With foreign adversaries increasingly probing vulnerabilities, this plan aims to fortify readiness for potential large-scale disruptions.

Explore CISA's Updated Plan>>

Upcoming Events??

Live Webinar – January 27th at 10:00 AM (PST)?

2025 Data Security Forecast: Trends to Watch and Prepare For?

2025 is shaping up to be a pivotal year in data security. Join us for a forward-looking session on the critical data security trends to anticipate in 2025 and how you can prepare for them with proactive, data-centric strategies.?

Join Us Here>>

Did you miss our last live webinar?

Protect Neutral CAD Files Throughout Your Supply Chain?

What We Cover:??

• The challenges of securing CAD files during external collaboration (ISO 10303 compliance).
• Strategies for gaining visibility and control over CAD files beyond company boundaries.
• Implementing data-centric security to protect neutral CAD files without disrupting workflows.
• How automated security solutions can scale across DLPs, PLMs, and vendor management systems for consistent protection.?

?? Watch the Webinar On-demand>>

Supplier Breaches Hit EU Banks

New research published in December reveals a staggering stat: 100% of Europe’s largest financial companies suffered breaches through their suppliers in 2024. Third- and fourth-party risks aren’t future threats—they’re happening right now.

See What's Driving These Breaches>>

Cisco Data Leaked by Threat Actor

The group IntelBroker leaked 2.9 gigabytes of sensitive data from Cisco's DevHub. Cisco has said that a configuration error allowed the data to be improperly accessed and exfiltrated. It's another example of well-made plans that have a mistake.

With Data-Centric Security, enterprises can protect sensitive data no matter where it goes. Persistent access control and tracking of sensitive data means that even in an example of a firewall misconfiguration, your data is still protected.

Examine the Cisco Data Breach>>

Video Byte of the Month

In this clip, Vishal Gupta addresses a critical challenge: securing sensitive data in a world where personal devices dominate workflows. He explains Seclore’s role in the cybersecurity landscape, shifting the focus from protecting devices to safeguarding the data itself—ensuring security wherever work happens.

Discover How Seclore Fits In>>

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