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Synthetic Sabotage: How AI Tools Are Fueling Tailored Phishing Campaigns at Scale

SecureWorld News

The phishing game has evolved into synthetic sabotage a hybrid form of social engineering powered by AI that can personalize, localize, and scale attacks with unnerving precision. At the heart of many of these kits are large language models (LLMs) trained or fine-tuned specifically for social engineering tasks.

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2025 SecureWorld Theme: Once Upon a Time in Cybersecurity

SecureWorld News

Beware the Poisoned Apple: Defending Against Malware and Social Engineering Just like Snow White was tricked into accepting a poisoned apple from the Evil Queen, malware and social engineering attacks exploit trust to deliver harmful payloads. Check out our full slate of in-person and virtual events for 2025.

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Managed detection and response in 2024

SecureList

Security incident statistics for 2024 In 2024, the MDR infrastructure received and processed on average 15,000 telemetry events per host every day, generating security alerts as a result. Users are still the weakest link, making Security Awareness training an important focus for corporate information security planning.

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Why I Refused to Say “People Are the Weakest Link in Cyber”

Jane Frankland

It’s the one that continues to resurface, both in boardrooms and at industry events: “Why are people still the weakest link?” Policies should empower secure behavior, not hinder it. Boards must invest in their own security awareness not to become technical experts, but to be effective stewards. Yes, it was familiar.

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Artificial Intelligence meets real talk at IRISSCON 2024

BH Consulting

But a hallmark of the event since it was first held in 2009 is visiting speakers who aren’t afraid to challenge popular narratives. That’s why it’s essential to promote security awareness and training on AI-specific threats, said Craig Balding. There was no doubting the one topic on almost everyone’s minds at IRISSCON 2024: AI.

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Who is Hero?

Security Boulevard

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Upending expectations and challenging assumptions: BH Consulting Breakfast Insights 2025

BH Consulting

Common ways of infiltrating victim organisations include social engineering against employees and stolen credentials. The last point delivers the biggest bang for your buck in security, Brian argued. Ransomware and business email compromise are constant threats against many businesses.