Fighting AI Phishing: Why Employee Training Isn't Enough
kevinsurace · x · 2026-08-12
The article argues that relying solely on employee training is insufficient to combat the growing threat of highly realistic AI phishing attacks.
Instead, organizations should prioritize implementing stronger identity protection measures, specifically highlighting biometrics, to fundamentally defend against sophisticated social engineering.
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