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Today’s cyberthreat landscape

CISOs’ perspectives on the human element

Join us for a 45-minute fireside chat with SoSafe’s CEO Dr. Niklas Hellemann and our guest speakers, Pierre Noel, former Chief Security Officer of Microsoft Asia, and SoSafe client David Kreft, CISO at WAGO GmbH. In this session, our experts will discuss the current cyberthreat landscape and how to effectively manage human-centric security and build next-generation security awareness.

Why watch?

Learn about the latest attack vectors and cyber security threats facing organisations in 2023.
Hear from the former Chief Security Officer of Microsoft Asia and CISO of Huawei and his take on next-generation security awareness.
David Kreft, CISO at WAGO GmbH, will shed light on how WAGO builds a human firewall.
Find out how positive learning environments impact users’ readiness and thereby effectively reduce security risks.

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94% said yes: Human oversight in practice

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Behavioural Science

94% said yes: Human oversight in practice

When 94% of experienced developers blindly approve malicious AI code, it is clear our reliance on human oversight is broken. Automated outputs look polished and sound confident, lulling teams into rubber-stamping dangerous errors. Discover why traditional alerts fail, how automation bias impacts your workforce, and how to restructure workflows to foster genuine critical review.

Community monthly digest: What human risk looks like in practice?

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Human Risk Management, Behavioural Science

Community monthly digest: What human risk looks like in practice?

Security policies look clean on paper, but how do they hold up under real-world pressure? From helpdesk social engineering to SIM-swapping, attackers target human decision-making, not code. Explore why traditional security awareness fails, how to move past "deficit thinking," and how to strike the right balance between strict control and employee flexibility in practice.

From booking to boarding: Why travel creates the perfect conditions for social engineering

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Cyberthreats

From booking to boarding: Why travel creates the perfect conditions for social engineering

Travel opens our horizons, but it also alters the context in which we make decisions. Between tight schedules, unfamiliar networks, and expected booking updates, urgency feels completely normal—making us uniquely vulnerable to social engineering. Discover why fraudsters target travelers, how to spot compromised communication channels, and the three habits that will keep your personal data secure on your next journey.