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Modern cyberattacks are no longer breaking in through obvious cracks. They’re walking in through trusted pathways. And that's a problem.
Hosts Shahin Pirooz, WhiteDog founder, and Brian Moody, WhiteDog channel chief discuss how dynamic threats bypass signature tools, gateways, and static defenses.
From browser extensions (like ShadyPanda) and software updates to identity systems and cloud platforms, today’s threats exploit the gap between static trust models and constantly evolving risk. Once access is granted or a vendor is considered “verified,” most security controls assume safety.
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