Hey everyone 👋 Exciting news! The CyberGRC Hub Classroom and Event Calendar will be updated by the end of this month! 🎉The goal is to make learning and applying Security, Compliance, and GRC easier, structured, and practical, whether you’re just starting out or already working in the field. Here’s a sneak peek at what’s coming to the Classroom 👇 📚 New Structured Learning Levels: 1️⃣ Foundations - Core GRC and cybersecurity concepts for beginners. 2️⃣ Frameworks & Standards - Deep dives into ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIST, GDPR, and more. 3️⃣ Technical GRC (Hands-On) - Practical implementation, VAPT alignment, and audits. 4️⃣ AI & Emerging Compliance - Exploring the EU AI Act, AI governance, and upcoming regulations. 5️⃣ Professional Growth & Consulting – Build your GRC career and learn how to deliver real client value. Each level will include: 🗂️ Guides, courses, and templates 📘 Real-world case studies 🧠 Actionable insights for both newbies and professionals We’re also updating the Calendar with upcoming sessions, workshops, and expert talks, so you’ll always know what’s happening next. 💬 Your input matters! What topics, frameworks, or templates would you love to see added? Drop your ideas in the comments, we’ll review every suggestion. Let’s make CyberGRC Hub the go-to space for mastering security, compliance, and audit skills 🔐💼

A new tool you learned, or a vulnerability you identified in a personal system? Share your victory and inspire others in the comments below. I learn’t about agentic AI threat modeling framework MAESTRO (Multi-agent environment, Security, Threat, Risk and Outcome). This framework moves beyond traditional methods that don't always capture the complexities of AI agents, offering a structured, layer-by-layer approach. It emphasizes understanding the vulnerabilities within each layer of an agent's architecture, how these layers interact, and the evolving nature of AI threats.

Georgia Institute of Technology Research Corporation has agreed to pay $875,000 for failing to meet certain cybersecurity requirements. “When contractors fail to follow the required cybersecurity standards in the DOD contracts, they leave sensitive government information vulnerable to malicious actors and cyber threats,” said Assistant Attorney General Brett. Source: https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/georgia-tech-research-corporation-agrees-pay-875000-resolve-civil-cyber-fraud-litigation

From Jaguar Land Rover to Asahi, global manufacturers have been brought to a standstill in recent months. Gartner's latest report warns that as supply chains digitize, managing third-party cyber risk has become "a daunting task." If your weakest supplier gets hacked, your production stops too.