Last week, you may have heard the uproar over the U.S. Security Exchange Commission getting their X account hacked and releasing a statement about the Bitcoin ETF approval prior to it being finalized. There was much speculation as to if this was a scheduled tweet released too early by accident, or if this was something more nefarious. Here in the identity management space we were probably even more blown away by the SEC not having 2-factor authentication enabled on their account, something that they've endorsed for people to do. They should know better. For full video of this episode, head over to our Youtube channel at http://youtube.com/@nyedisiam Be sure to subscribe to the show on all podcast platforms and follow us on all social media @Nyedisiam
Last week, you may have heard the uproar over the U.S. Security Exchange Commission getting their X account hacked and releasing a statement about the Bitcoin ETF approval prior to it being finalized. There was much speculation as to if this was a scheduled tweet released too early by accident, or if this was something more nefarious. Here in the identity management space we were probably even more blown away by the SEC not having 2-factor authentication enabled on their account, something that they've endorsed for people to do. They should know better.
For full video of this episode, head over to our Youtube channel at http://youtube.com/@nyedisiam
Be sure to subscribe to the show on all podcast platforms and follow us on all social media @Nyedisiam