Your Next Hire Might Be a Deepfake With Brian Long CEO of Adaptive Security
Security Unfiltered PodcastJanuary 05, 202600:43:54

Your Next Hire Might Be a Deepfake With Brian Long CEO of Adaptive Security

In this episode, Joe sits down with Brian Long, CEO of Adaptive Security, to delve into the evolving landscape of cybersecurity, focusing on the alarming rise of AI-powered social engineering attacks. Brian shares insights from his extensive experience, highlighting the sophisticated tactics used by attackers, including deep fake technology and AI agents. They discuss the challenges organizations face in adapting to these threats and the importance of awareness and robust security controls. Tune in to learn about the future of cybersecurity and how companies can better prepare for the next wave of digital threats.

00:00 Introduction to Security Challenges
04:08 AI-Powered Social Engineering Threats
09:45 The Opaque Nature of Cybersecurity Incidents
14:08 Deep Fakes and Their Evolution
18:48 Hiring Risks in the Age of Deep Fakes
23:00 The Future of Cyber Threats and Anarchy
28:04 The Arms Race: AI Detection vs. Deepfakes
32:49 Preparing for the Future: Awareness and Training
39:26 The Evolving Threat Landscape: Beyond Traditional Security

https://www.adaptivesecurity.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianclong/

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