Description
AI-generated phishing, deepfakes and voice clones are getting harder to spot. So should employees really be expected to become deepfake experts?
Zach Shores of Right-Hand Cybersecurity explains why security awareness training should focus less on identifying whether something was created by AI — and more on recognizing the tactics attackers still rely on: urgency, authority, switching communication channels and bypassing normal processes.
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