Kieran Heumann, ThreatLocker · Defense in Depth · How Should Security Be Architected for Human Error?
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Tested engineers with phishing attempts and found many fell for it, reinforcing the assumption that clicks will happen
“We want to engage the employee first and then offer phishing simulation training… we’re always going to offer phishing simulation training.”
“I hit the microphone… it transcribes and automatically sends… agent works on it until CI tests pass… sends APK… I click… tests deployed…”
“Closing the first meeting with an assertive assumption rather than asking if the prospect has any questions increases the chances the prospect will schedule a second meeting”
“Look for searches where you're getting plenty of impressions, but not many clicks, and you're sitting somewhere on page one or page two.”
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