The New Face of Cyber Attacks: Inside the Human Layer of Security

Fewer attacks rely on technical exploits now. Most are designed to manipulate people, using urgency, trust, fear and everyday distractions to get someone to click, share or reply. This recorded session from TIEVA looks at how attacks targeting the human layer are evolving, and why standard awareness training isn't enough by itself.

It covers how attackers use psychology and emotion to drive behaviour, how social engineering has moved beyond phishing into smishing, quishing, impersonation and AI-generated attacks at scale, and how to build a security culture where accountability and good everyday habits become your first line of defence.

It's a useful watch if your current approach to human risk is an annual training module and a phishing test.