Author Archives: Stephanie Carruthers

AI vs. human deceit: Unravelling the new age of phishing tactics

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Attackers seem to innovate nearly as fast as technology develops. Day by day, both technology and threats surge forward. Now, as we enter the AI era, machines not only mimic human behavior but also permeate nearly every facet of our lives. Yet, despite the mounting anxiety about AI’s implications, the full extent of its potential […]

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Interns and Social Media: A Goldmine for Hackers

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A social media post from one of a company’s interns was all this people hacker needed to enter a secure area with a counterfeit employee badge. Learn tips for welcoming new employees securely.

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Social Engineering Training: Why Getting Hacked Is a Security Advantage

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Social engineering and security awareness training exercises can help business leaders uncover gaps in their incident response plans and identify poor security hygiene among employees.

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