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Partial SolarWinds reprieve, CrowdStrike lessons, LLM kryptonite – OffSec roundup for CISOs

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CISO roundup: SolarWinds' partial reprieve as all but the securities-fraud charge are dismissed, CrowdStrike outage lessons, and risks of hyper-reliance on few digital systems.
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