Host Jason Michael Perry

sits down with Tina Williams-Koroma, founder and CEO of

CyDeploy and

TCecure, to explore a simple but unsettling question:

do hackers hack computers — or do they hack people?

In this episode, they dig into how social engineering, AI-generated content, and human psychology

have become the primary attack surface for modern cyber threats. From deepfakes and impersonation

scams to spyware targeting journalists and activists, Tina explains why cybersecurity today is less

about breaking code and more about breaking trust — and how businesses and families can prepare for

the scenarios no system is ever fully trained to handle.

Adam Mosseri on Infinite Synthetic Content and the End of Visual Trust – The Verge

Inside Access Now’s Digital Security Helpline – TechCrunch

LG, Smart TVs, and the Growing AI Privacy Problem – Ars Technica

What to Know Before Buying a Cheap Smart TV – BGR

Waymo Shuts Down Autonomous Fleet Again After Power and Weather Disruptions – Futurism

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