Darren Meyer 

@darrenpmeyer@infosec.exchange
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A Gray Jedi Capybara / weirdo geek into socio-technical systems resilience. Part-time #coffee and #Arduino nerd. If you “move fast and break things”, I’m the one who makes you clean up. #devsecops and #securityResearch focused on #appsec and #productSecurity.

Do not bother to follow me if you have anything against LGBTQIA+ folks, I have no patience left

- Security Research Advocate for Checkmarx;
- Managing Principal Consultant for Substance 36 LLC;

Opinions here are mine alone, not necessarily shared by organizations I work with or for

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I love that there are still cons where a talk about repurposing junk into satellite RF observatories is well attended. #SecretCon
Practically speaking, if you want to do business with the US government, you're still going to want to meet those requirements unless you have a fairly narrow scope of business that only includes agencies that won't adopt such requirements. The backing off from standardization across the whole federal space is disappointing from a security and safety standpoint, but isn't really surprising given the administration's priorities and related positions.

I haven't digested the whole new Cybersecurity EO, but I did skim for AppSec-relevant stuff and it seems like it rolls back some of the standardization push.

Orgs no longer need to universally supply #SBOM docs or produce machine-readable #SSDF attestations. BUT, any agency that codified those requirements doesn't have to undo them, and it seems like agencies can still adopt those requirements on their own going forward, too.

I know, I know: "RSS is dying". Well, I still use it, and I bet some of you do too! Which is why I'm happy to announce that the #CheckmarxZero research blog now has an #RSS feed: https://checkmarx.com/feed/?post_type=zero-post

Autodiscovery is coming soon, but you can pop that into your feed reader of choice today!

Ben Rothke speaking at #Secure360 on "Design before implementation"; looking forward to his insights about the importance of methodological thinking in making security technology rollouts successful
‘Anything you share with #ChatGPT or any #AI chatbot should be treated as if you’re posting to public social media’ says Tabac #Secure360
Getting ready for the #Secure360 #Keynote for Day 1: hacking social media live, Rachel Tabac
One of the best talks at #Secure360. Data-driven, clearly explained, actually interactive and open to questions.
Jay Jacobs on “Predicting Vulnerability Exploitation” at #Secure360. Should be good, as he’s done #DBIR and currently major #EPSS leader.
A nice intro for those who haven't been tracking this topic: a few good examples of risky behavior recommended by #LLM and a few examples of using an LLM to make attacks easier (despite some degree of guardrail in place by LLM agent providers)