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  • Konflikte lösen. Krisen meistern. Mit Tanja Knob.

    Konfliktkompetenz: Die unterschätzte Stärke wirksamer Führung

    Wie Führungskräfte Spannungen konstruktiv gestalten, Klarheit schaffen und Zusammenarbeit stärken – im Gespräch mit Jörg Rosenberger.

    Today · 58 min
  • The Truth About Ag

    The Truth About Rethinking Ag Education with the University of Saskatchewan

    What does agricultural education need to look like to meet the demands of modern farming? In this episode of The Truth About Ag, Evan and Kristjan are joined by Dr Angela Bedard-Haughn, Dean of the College of Agriculture and Bioresources, and Dr Keith Willoughby, Dean of the Edwards School of Business at the University of Saskatchewan. Together, they discuss how agricultural education is evolving, from changing student backgrounds and the influence of AI to the importance of hands-on experience, soil research and understanding the business of agriculture. The conversation also introduces the new Agriculture Executive Program, developed in collaboration with the University of Saskatchewan, Maverick Ag and Farmer Coach. Designed for producers and industry professionals, the program combines business education, agricultural expertise, and practical experience. The group explores why continuous learning matters, how relationships formed outside the classroom can shape careers and businesses, and why connecting research, education and real-world farming experience is increasingly important for the industry.

    Today · 1 hr 23 min
  • Chief in Tech Deep Dive Shortcast

    Chief in Tech S1E70 - Preethi Guruswamy : From Authority to Impact – Redefining Strategic Presence for the Next Era of Leadership

    In an AI-driven world, leadership is no longer defined by authority alone. What matters is the ability to influence, build trust, and create lasting impact. In this Chief in Tech Deep Dive session, Preethi Guruswamy (Executive Coach, Leadership Facilitator & Lumina Spark Practitioner) explores how executive leaders can move beyond individual performance to shape organizational culture, strengthen decision-making, and drive sustainable transformation. Drawing on 25+ years of technology leadership experience, Preethi shares how strategic presence, emotional regulation, and behavioral consistency can help leaders navigate complexity without sacrificing their well-being. Key Takeaways How leadership expectations are evolving in AI-enabled organizations Moving from directive authority to strategic influence How executive behavior shapes culture and performance Leading transformation effectively without burnout 🎧 Tune in to discover how to turn executive presence into meaningful, sustainable leadership impact.

    Today · 21 min
  • Threat Analysis : Cyber News for Small Business

    WordPress RCE, APT29 Zero-Click Mobile Attacks, and AI Supply Chain Crisis

    WordPress RCE, APT29 Zero-Click Mobile Attacks, and AI Supply Chain Crisis The fourth of November briefing opens with an urgent WordPress remote code execution vulnerability now under active exploitation, affecting a significant portion of UK SMB websites. CISA’s KEV listing confirms mass scanning is already underway, making immediate patch verification essential. The second thread examines APT29’s large-scale watering hole campaign exploiting unpatched mobile devices through zero-click attacks, compromising iOS and Android systems invisibly. The main focus is Black October: nine AI developer platforms breached throughout October 2026, with stolen credentials fuelling LLMJacking attacks generating hundred-thousand-pound fraudulent charges. The Cursor marketplace incident saw malicious Claude Code extensions install persistent SSH backdoors surviving removal and reboots. Yoba campaigns use digitally signed legitimate executables to sideload cryptocurrency miners, evading signature-based detection. The briefing closes with the cPGuard supply chain compromise, where attackers weaponised trusted update infrastructure to distribute backdoors. Across all threads, the pattern is clear: exploitation succeeds not through sophisticated attacks, but through gaps between assumed security measures and actual implementation. Chapters Introduction Daily briefing overview: WordPress RCE under active exploitation, APT29 zero-click mobile attacks, and October’s systematic AI developer tool compromises. WordPress RCE: Patched Does Not Mean Protected CISA KEV listing confirms active WordPress exploitation. Mass scanning underway before official announcements. UK SMBs must verify patches directly with hosting providers rather than assuming updates are applied. Call to Action Follow the show for automatic briefings and share with UK business owners whose WordPress sites may be at risk. APT29 Mobile Watering Holes: Zero-Click Means Zero Warning Russian state actor APT29 runs large-scale watering hole campaign exploiting n-day mobile vulnerabilities on both iOS and Android. Zero-click exploitation requires no user interaction. Deferred mobile updates create exploitable gaps. Black October: AI Tool Supply Chain Crisis Nine AI developer platforms breached throughout October 2026. Stolen credentials enable LLMJacking attacks with six-figure fraudulent charges. Cursor marketplace distributed malicious Claude Code extension with persistent SSH backdoors. Yoba campaign uses digitally signed executables for DLL sideloading. Systematic targeting of AI tools creates downstream exposure for all organisations using compromised developers. cPGuard Supply Chain Compromise Attackers compromised cPGuard update infrastructure, distributing backdoors through legitimate autoupdate mechanism. Trusted security tool became delivery vehicle for malware. Closing Common pattern across all threats: exploitation succeeds through gaps between assumed and actual security implementation. Confirm rather than assume, ask rather than wait. Links https://www.cisa.gov/known-exploited-vulnerabilities-catalog https://www.wiz.io/blog/black-october-ai-developer-platforms-breached https://cloud.google.com/blog/topics/threat-intelligence/llmjacking https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/blog/2026/10/30/cursor-marketplace-malicious-extension https://expel.com/blog/cursor-claude-code-backdoor-analysis/ https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/cpguard-supply-chain-attack/ https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/collection/supply-chain-security

    Today · 15 min

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