The User Is Still the Weakest Link - Now What? | David DellaPelle (Dune Security)

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David DellaPelle discusses the challenges of enterprise cybersecurity and the role of human factors in breaches.

Send a text In the latest episode of Secure Insights, Nick was joined by David DellaPelle, CEO and co-founder of Dune Security, for a conversation about why so many enterprise breaches still start in the same place: people. As AI accelerates the scale and precision of social engineering, David argues that traditional awareness training and perimeter-first security models are no longer enough to protect modern organisations. This episode explores why enterprise cybersecurity needs a fund...

People in this episode

Host: Nick

Guest: David DellaPelle

Topics covered

• cybersecurity
• social engineering
• enterprise breaches
• awareness training
• AI in security

Keywords

• cybersecurity
• enterprise breaches
• social engineering
• AI
• awareness training

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Dune Security

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