Show Notes
It’s being called the biggest U.S. defense leak since WikiLeaks. More than one hundred classified U.S. defense documents have been circulated, including details about the Russia-Ukraine war and U.S. intelligence collection methods — and analysts suggest there is more damage to come.
Join Matt Radolec and special guest Rob Sobers for a State of Cybercrime episode that discusses the latest findings on what type of intel has been shared, how that data was compromised, and the implications this makes for needed procedural changes within the Pentagon.
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