China is Already Inside your infrastructure.

And the EU is done ignoring it.

In this exclusive first discussion of the upcoming EU Cybersecurity Act revision, Bart Groothuis, MEP, joins Lieuwe-Jan Koning, CTO and Co-Founder, to explain why vendor dependency is now a board-level security risk.

Groothuis breaks down how the revised EU Cybersecurity Act will shift Europe from soft guidance to hard enforcement - introducing formal “high-risk vendor” treatment inside critical infrastructure.

This isn’t about secret backdoors.

It’s about who controls the next update.
Who enters your data center.
And who can one day - switch off the grid.

The revision brings non-technical risk - state influence, intelligence laws, geopolitical leverage - directly into cyber certification decisions. That means supply chain risk is no longer theoretical. It’s regulatory.

And the impact goes far beyond telecom.
Energy. Cloud. Transport. Enterprise IT.

If your infrastructure depends on a vendor tied to a high-risk state, this conversation matters.

Timestamps
00:00 Opening & guest intro: MEP Bart Roos - rapporteur on EU legislation
01:23 What the CSA revision targets - certification, telecoms, cloud
09:11 Non-technical risk: intelligence laws, vendor-state ties, 5G implications
15:10 What’s new in the Security Act Revision, 4G vs 5G - why virtualisation changes the security model

17:17 Energy, inverters, and real-world dependency risks - blackouts
21:53 What organisations & buyers should do now (roadmaps, phasing out risk)
25:53 Final call to action & closing

Key Topics Covered
• Why the EU Cybersecurity Act revision treats non-technical vendor risk as policy, not just code review.
• The difference between technical vulnerabilities and vendor/state dependencies (intelligence laws, personnel access).
• 5G’s virtualised architecture: “winner takes all” risks and the limits of code audits.
• Practical next steps for CISOs: vendor inventory, risk-based roadmaps, procurement levers and phasing strategies.

Related ON2IT content & explicitly referenced resources
ON2IT website: https://on2it.net/
Threat Talks website: https://threat-talks.com/
European Commission - Cybersecurity Act overview: https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/cybersecurity-act
Proposal for a Regulation for the EU Cybersecurity Act: https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/library/proposal-regulation-eu-cybersecurity-act

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Your biggest threat this year isn’t malware. It’s your own AI assistant.

OpenClaw connects an LLM directly to your terminal, browser, email, and chat.
It runs with your permissions.
It executes tasks without hesitation.

Days after launch, researchers found a One-Click RCE.

Cisco called it a security nightmare.

Gartner called it an unacceptable risk.

OpenClaw (formerly known as Clawdbot and Moltbot) represents a new phase of agentic AI: autonomous assistants operating inside your environment with almost no guardrails.

The headlines around OpenClaw have been clear: it’s a serious threat. But how should we handle agentic AIs like OpenClaw moving forward?

In this Threat Talks episode, Field CTO Rob Maas and SOC analyst Yuri Wit break down what OpenClaw actually does, where AI agent security breaks, and whether or not you should deploy OpenClaw.

OpenClaw is powerful. It’s useful.

It’s also proof that many of us are not ready for AI agents with this level of autonomy.

Before you let an AI agent into your systems, understand what happens when it runs unchecked.

Timestamps

Key Topics Covered

· How OpenClaw works and why agentic AI changes the security model

· The One-Click RCE and what it reveals about AI agent security

· Malicious skills, default allow design, and autonomous privilege abuse

· Realistic mitigation strategies including sandboxing and controlled environments

Resources

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· ON2IT (Zero Trust as a Service): https://on2it.net/

· AMS-IX: https://www.ams-ix.net/ams

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Imagine your memory just became the attack surface.
That’s MongoBleed. Or as others know it: CVE-2025-14847. No passwords to crack, no complex exploit chain.

Just normal protocol behavior, repeated at scale.

Each request leaks a little more MongoDB memory until something valuable shows up, even in environments that already follow network segmentation best practices.

Rob Maas (Field CTO, ON2IT) hosts Luca Cipriano (CTI & Red Team Program Lead) to dissect MongoBleed, an unauthenticated memory leak vulnerability in MongoDB, in this episode of Threat Talks.

They break down how MongoBleed exploits MongoDB’s wire protocol before authentication and why repetition matters more than a single request.

MongoDB is everywhere: cloud platforms, scalable applications, and data-heavy environments where availability matters more than friction. If MongoDB is part of your environment, or you want to understand how this vulnerability is exploited in practice, the full breakdown is worth your time.

Timestamps

Key Topics Covered

· How malformed compressed messages manipulate MongoDB memory allocation

· Why BSON string parsing can expose unintended data

· How repeated burst requests turn small leaks into valuable information

· Why MongoDB deployments are attractive targets in the cloud

Resources

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· Threat Talks episode on Citrix Bleed: https://youtu.be/YwDpRPBfAzs

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