Ep. 109: What Was Different About Quantum Dawn This Year

Task Force 7 Cyber Security Radio

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CNBC Cyber Security Reporter Kate Fazzini speaks with TF7 Radio Host George Rettas about this year's annual financial sector war games, what type of attacks the financial sector drilled on, and what was different about this year's Quantum Dawn exercise than in previous years. Fazzini also discussed how effective these war gaming exercises are, the risks of U.S. firms exposing too much information to overseas entities, and what the main concern was during the energy sector war games. The pair also discussed the recent departure of the Capital One CISO, whether or not CISO's are being treated fairly when breaches occur, and how the perils of being a CISO in a high profile company are changing every day.

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