About this video
Craig Taylor joins Chris Hutchins to explain why cybersecurity is fundamentally a human behavior problem, how AI makes social engineering more believable, and why positive reinforcement builds stronger security habits than punishment.
Topics covered
- Why punishment-based security awareness programs fail
- How social engineering exploits urgency, trust, and distraction
- What generative AI changes about phishing and impersonation
- Why psychological safety improves incident reporting
- Approved tools, patching, data reduction, and practical AI governance
This video discusses cybersecurity and AI governance for educational purposes. It is not legal, compliance, or incident-response advice.
Featured guest
Craig Taylor
Co-Founder, CyberHoot
Cybersecurity leader and CyberHoot co-founder combining behavioral psychology, positive reinforcement, and practical security governance.
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