Speaker: Julius Muth From deepfake video and voice phishing to WhatsApp: a look behind the newest tactics used by cybercriminals.

Artificial intelligence has fundamentally changed social engineering and cyberattacks. What once required painstaking manual research now takes only a few prompts: attackers tap into vast amounts of freely available OSINT data - LinkedIn profiles, press releases, podcasts, conference appearances - and use it to craft convincing, highly personalized attacks. The result: social engineering that is faster, more believable and dangerous, targeting virtually everyone in the organization, not just executives.

This shift poses a fundamental problem for traditional awareness measures. A few e-learnings a year, occasional phishing simulations, and tracking ...