In March, Tessian hosted its first Human Layer Security Summit. In June, we hosted our second. And, earlier this month, we hosted our third.
Combined, that’s 20 separate sessions, with nearly two dozen industry leaders from the world’s top institutions, who covered topics ranging from deepfakes and the 2020 US election to the challenges associated with remote-working and the effectiveness of people-centric security strategies.
Now, you can access all of this content on-demand in one place. Introducing Human Layer Security On-Demand.
While every session is packed with valuable information, we’ve rounded up the top five videos you should watch now.
Safeguarding the 2020 Elections, Disarming Deep Fakes
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If you weren’t concerned about deepfakes before, you will be after watching this interview. According to Nina Schick, Author of “Deep Fakes and the Infocalypse: What You Urgently Need to Know”, “This is not an emerging threat. This threat is here. Now.”
And, while we tend to associate deepfakes with election security, this is a threat that affects business’ too.
After watching the full session, make sure you check out this article for tips to help you and your employees spot impersonations: Deepfakes: What are They and Why are They a Threat?
Why People Fall for Social Engineering in a Crisis
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To err is human. This is something we all know fundamentally. But, do you know why people make mistakes?
In this session, Ed Bishop, Tessian CTO and Co-founder Ed Bishop discussed The Psychology of Human Error with Jeff Hancock, Communications Professor at Stanford University and David Kennedy, Co-Founder and Chief Hacking Officer at TrustedSec.
The bottom line: people make more mistakes that compromise security (like falling for phishing scams and sending misdirected emails) when they’re stressed, distracted, anxious, or and tired. And, as you might expect, people have been even more stressed, distracted, anxious, and tired over the last several months giving the global pandemic, new working conditions, and social and political unrest.
How to Thrive in our New Normal with Stephane Kasriel
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In this interview, Tessian CEO and Co-founder Tim Sadler interviewed Stephane Kasriel, former CEO of Upwork. Why? Because Upwork has maintained a hybrid remote-working structure across 500 cities for 20 years, which meant (and still means!) that he’s in a better position than most to offer advice around adapting and overcoming challenges related to distributed workforces.
Stephane offered incredible advice that both security and business leaders should heed now and going forward as employees continue adjusting to their new work set-ups.
Don’t have time to watch the interview? You can read seven of his tips on our blog.
Interview with Glyn Wintle, Ethical Hacker and CTO of Tradecraft
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At Tessian’s first Human Layer Security Summit, Glyn Wintle, an Ethical Hacker and the Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer of Tradecraft explained how hackers combine psychology and technical know-how to create highly targeted and highly effective spear phishing attacks to dupe targets.
