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Vice President of Services, CrowdStrike
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As Vice President of Services, Thomas Etheridge oversees all service delivery associated with CrowdStrike's Falcon suite of cybersecurity products. Thomas brings over 20 years of management consulting experience and over 16 years of executive services leadership expertise in the security industry, building world-class teams to support SIEM, data security, compliance, breach mitigation, and more. Thomas joined CrowdStrike from Imperva, Inc., where he was Vice President of Global Professional Services and Training. Thomas spent more than seven years in KPMG's federal services practice in the 1990s managing the delivery of program/financial management, business process re-engineering, strategic planning, and technology implementation services before being recruited to high-growth security companies such as Netegrity, Aveksa, and ArcSight. During his tenure at those organizations, Thomas was instrumental in building global channel programs, operational controls, and in supporting the sales and delivery of impactful, adoption-driving solutions to some of the world's largest companies and government agencies.
Articles by Thomas Etheridge
Valentine's Emails Laced with Gandcrab Ransomware
Kelly Sheridan, Staff Editor, Dark Reading,  2/14/2019
High Stress Levels Impacting CISOs Physically, Mentally
Jai Vijayan, Freelance writer,  2/14/2019
Mozilla, Internet Society and Others Pressure Retailers to Demand Secure IoT Products
Curtis Franklin Jr., Senior Editor at Dark Reading,  2/14/2019
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CVE-2019-8933
PUBLISHED: 2019-02-19
In DedeCMS 5.7SP2, attackers can upload a .php file to the uploads/ directory (without being blocked by the Web Application Firewall), and then execute this file, via this sequence of steps: visiting the management page, clicking on the template, clicking on Default Template Management, clicking on ...
CVE-2019-7629
PUBLISHED: 2019-02-18
Stack-based buffer overflow in the strip_vt102_codes function in TinTin++ 2.01.6 and WinTin++ 2.01.6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by sending a long message to the client.
CVE-2019-8919
PUBLISHED: 2019-02-18
The seadroid (aka Seafile Android Client) application through 2.2.13 for Android always uses the same Initialization Vector (IV) with Cipher Block Chaining (CBC) Mode to encrypt private data, making it easier to conduct chosen-plaintext attacks or dictionary attacks.
CVE-2019-8917
PUBLISHED: 2019-02-18
SolarWinds Orion NPM before 12.4 suffers from a SYSTEM remote code execution vulnerability in the OrionModuleEngine service. This service establishes a NetTcpBinding endpoint that allows remote, unauthenticated clients to connect and call publicly exposed methods. The InvokeActionMethod method may b...
CVE-2019-8908
PUBLISHED: 2019-02-18
An issue was discovered in WTCMS 1.0. It allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary PHP code by going to the "Setting -> Mailbox configuration -> Registration email template" screen, and uploading an image file, as demonstrated by a .php filename and the "Content-Type: image/g...