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Equifax C-suite retirements continue. Deloitte still has little to say about its breach. Mac OS zero-day goes unpatched. Russian influence operations.

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In today's podcast we hear that Equifax CEO Smith has joined the company's CSO and CIO in retirement, apparent expiation for the credit bureau's breacn. Deloitte remains tight-lipped. Suggestions about how to handle identity and investigate breaches. Mac OS High Sierra suffers from a password exfiltration zero-day. Joe Carrigan discusses Dave's skepticism of password managers. Stephen Moore from Exabeam on post-breach cleanup.  Two days after Germany's elections and the Russian dog hasn't barked (or the Bears growled) but there are plenty of 2016 paw prints over US opinion. 
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