The cybersecurity industry spent decades calling people the weakest link. We think they got it backwards. This show is about where security breaks down, and where it holds.
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Episodes run 30 to 60 minutes. Biweekly schedule.
Someone clicks a link. Someone reuses a password. Someone trusts a voice on the phone that sounds exactly like their boss. Because now it can.
The technology keeps getting better. The firewalls get smarter. And the attacks still get through, because they stopped aiming at the machines a long time ago. They aim at us.
At the moment we are distracted, tired, trusting, or just never taught what to look for.
Each episode starts with a simple question: what's the perimeter today? Sometimes the answer is a phishing campaign that fooled an entire department. Sometimes a deepfake call that nearly moved six figures out of a company account. Sometimes one person who noticed something felt wrong and stopped an attack cold.
No jargon unless we explain it. No scare tactics. No sponsors. Real stories, plain language, for smart adults who just have not been given the right information yet.
How attacks exploit trust, not technology.
The psychology of manipulation.
When the voice on the phone can be anyone.
Attacks that start from the inside.
Simon knows how attacks work, how infrastructure fails, and what the fix looks like at three in the morning.
André knows why people fall for things, and what it takes to make questioning feel normal instead of uncomfortable.
Two people with the right experience decided to spend their free time doing the right thing. Our only agenda is that more people learn to protect themselves before something goes wrong. Not after.
We want to hear from people who have been inside a breach, run a security team, noticed something that did not feel right, or just want to understand what they are up against. Real stories. No pitch decks.