Finally, a corporate training you can actually enjoy.
Cybersecurity AI company Adaptive Security has partnered with renowned comedian Conan O’Brien for a 15-part educational video series. These training videos will help Adaptive’s customers and their employees deal with threats like phishing and deepfakes.
Considering how often corporate trainings are a complete blink, getting a genuinely funny and smart person to present this important information seems like a smart move, if also an expensive one. The clip currently promoting the partnership on Adaptive’s website begins with a joke about O’Brien only working for the money.
More broadly, it’s great to see that a business is investing in this type of education to ensure that people actually follow best practices for online security. The FTC said Americans lost at least $2.1 billion to social media scams last year. Companies that may have access to large bank accounts, not to mention sensitive information, make even better targets. And AI tools can make opposition extremely reliable and easy.
Luckily, there are several common sense rules you can follow to keep troublemakers away. We’re not lucky enough to have Conan narrate them, but just keep the monorail episodes in the queue simpsons To run in the background while you read some of Engadget’s top cybersecurity tips for an almost identical experience.
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