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Why We Lock Our Front Doors but Trust Strangers Online  

“To assume the best about another is the trait that has created modern society.”   Malcolm Gladwell, Talking to strangers  &…
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When We Cheer for the Hackers: The Psychology of Hacktivism and the Morality We Build Around It 

“One man’s terrorist is another man’s freedom fighter.”  — Gerald Seymour, British author  The Cheer That Should Have Been a Q…
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Are They Breaking In, Or Are You Letting Them In?

How AI and Human Risk Are Reshaping Cybersecurity  “Attackers don’t break in, they log in.”  – Jody Westby The…
 Your digital life does not belong solely to you. Every photo, post and public moment offers a glimpse into the lives of your friends and family, too. Rather than fearing this, you should take responsibility and be mindful of the digital world you i…
“The greatest shortcoming of the human race is our inability to understand the exponential function.” Albert A. Bartlett We are linear thinkers living in an exponential threat landscape where a new warning emerges every week. “Don’t use AI!”…
“The brain is not designed to easily discover truth, but to easily jump to conclusions that are good enough.”  Introduction A “short pause” can be the difference between a click and a hack  I…
Humans, by nature, like things to be easy. When something feels hard, it requires more effort, more focus, more motivation. And quite often, that is where enthusiasm fades. Think about the everyday tasks that quietly drain people at work, generating repo…

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