How clicking a single link can cost millions | Ryan Pullen | TED Talks Daily

This podcast episode explores the impact of cyber attacks and the role of human behavior in cybersecurity. The speaker discusses how cybercriminals use social engineering and personal information to exploit victims, emphasizing the importance of balance between optimism and pessimism, as well as personal responsibility in protecting oneself from cyberattacks.

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How clicking a single link can cost millions | Ryan Pullen

TED Talks Daily

Human Impact of Cyber Attacks: A Case Study of Ransomware

Social engineering: Evading security controls with empathy

Social Engineering: From Aggressor to Victim

Cybercriminals Use Human Behavior and Data to Exploit Victims

Optimist versus Pessimist: The Importance of Balance in Cybersecurity

Social Media Information Exploitation: A Cybersecurity Perspective

How clicking a single link can cost millions | Ryan Pullen

TED Talks Daily

00:00Human Impact of Cyber Attacks: A Case Study of Ransomware

Human Impact of Cyber Attacks: A Case Study of Ransomware

02:32Social engineering: Evading security controls with empathy

Social engineering: Evading security controls with empathy

05:48Social Engineering: From Aggressor to Victim

Social Engineering: From Aggressor to Victim

08:33Cybercriminals Use Human Behavior and Data to Exploit Victims

Cybercriminals Use Human Behavior and Data to Exploit Victims

11:24Optimist versus Pessimist: The Importance of Balance in Cybersecurity

Optimist versus Pessimist: The Importance of Balance in Cybersecurity

14:05Social Media Information Exploitation: A Cybersecurity Perspective

Social Media Information Exploitation: A Cybersecurity Perspective