The Conisec weekly digest collects the security incidents and regulatory changes of the past week, each with its primary source and the check worth running.
What it is
- Free, weekly, and short.
- Incidents logged that week, with status and sourced figures.
- Rule changes by jurisdiction, with the “as of” date.
- No price calls. No affiliate links. No sponsor content in the editorial section.
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What an issue looks like
Each issue follows the same order, so it can be skimmed in the same way every week. Incidents logged since the last issue, each with its status and the sourced loss figure where one exists. Then rule changes by jurisdiction, each with the date the entry was reviewed. Then one check worth running — a thing you can verify about your own position, drawn from whatever the week actually demonstrated.
There is no market commentary, no price outlook and no “what this means for the sector”. If a week is quiet, the issue is short.
Why weekly
Security reporting has an accuracy problem in the first hours. Initial loss figures move, attribution is often wrong, and the difference between an exploit and an exit is rarely clear on day one. A weekly cadence means what reaches you has had time to settle and be checked against a primary source, rather than arriving fast and being corrected quietly later.
Anything genuinely urgent — an active drainer, a compromised front end — belongs on the site the moment it is confirmed, not held for a digest.
What we do with your address
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- One-click unsubscribe in every issue, with no retention exit survey and no re-permissioning campaign afterwards.
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