Weekly Security Sprint EP 173. Information sharing, strategies, and AI

<p>On this week&#39;s Security Sprint, Dave and Andy covered the following topics:</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Opening:</strong></p><p>• 15 from 15: Blocking and Tackling Cybersecurity &amp; Resilience — Gate 15 — 09 Sep 2026. Gate 15 released 15 from 15: Cybersecurity Mitigation &amp; Resilience Fundamentals, emphasizing that rapidly evolving threats, artificial intelligence, ransomware, exploited vulnerabilities and nation-state activity do not eliminate the importance of consistently executing foundational security practices. The framework identifies 15 practical areas to help organizations “get a little better every day.” </p><p>• What the FBI Phishing Warning Means for Event Planners — Skift Meetings — 08 Sep 2026. Gate 15 Vice President and Chief Resilience Officer Ben Taylor contributes perspective.</p><p>• (TLP:CLEAR) WaterISAC – EPA: National Security Information Sharing Bulletin – Q3 2026 — WaterISAC — 10 Sep 2026</p><p>• Cyberattacks on food and agriculture can turn disruptions into safety crises, threatening public health and supply chains — Industrial Cyber — 08 Sep 2026</p><p>• 27th Annual TribalNet Conference &amp; Tradeshow </p><p><br></p><p><strong>Main Topics:</strong></p><ul><li><strong>FBI cyber chief worries private sector not sharing enough cyber threat information </strong>— CyberScoop — 09 Sep 2026. FBI Cyber Division Assistant Director Brett Leatherman said private-sector organizations are still not sharing enough cyber information with the Bureau, in part because some companies incorrectly believe information provided during an incident will be passed to regulators for regulatory purposes. </li><li><strong>FBI Cyber Strategy</strong> — FBI — 09 Sep 2026. The FBI released its first agency-wide unclassified cyber strategy, organizing its approach around disrupting and imposing costs on adversaries, supporting victims, increasing impact through partnerships and strengthening internal cyber capabilities. </li><li><strong>China-Based Artificial Intelligence Companies Conducting Industrial-Scale Distillation Campaigns Against U.S. AI Companies </strong>— CISA — 08 Sep 2026. CISA, NSA and the FBI warn that China-based AI companies are conducting industrial-scale campaigns to systematically extract proprietary capabilities from U.S. frontier AI models, describing malicious knowledge distillation as a core component rather than merely a supplement to their AI development strategies. </li><li><strong>Insider Threat Mitigation Guide </strong>—