Cybersecurity Insights 2025: Big Data, AI, and Staying Ahead of Attacks

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Discover the hidden risks of browser extensions, cybersecurity incidents, and more with hosts Eric Brown and Nick Mellum.

In this episode, we dive into the dangers of tools like Honey, the fallout from Proton’s global outage, and the ingenious tactics used by cybercriminals to target unsuspecting users. Eric and Nick also share their insights on using big data to enhance security, the role of AI in addressing threats, and practical tips for staying ahead of the ever-changing tech landscape in 2025.

We'll cover:

The surprising risks behind popular browser extensions like Honey
Lessons from Proton’s global outage and the importance of preparation
How cybercriminals use voice phishing to exploit tech giants
Practical steps to improve organizational security and educate users
Balancing security and accessibility in modern systems

From practical advice to thought-provoking insights, this episode delivers actionable takeaways for anyone navigating today’s tech landscape.

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Chapters

1. Cybersecurity Insights 2025: Big Data, AI, and Staying Ahead of Attacks (00:00:00)

2. Tech Scam (00:00:04)

3. Proton Outage and Tech Discussion (00:07:44)

4. Cybersecurity Threats and Solutions (00:20:48)

5. Efficiency and Deletion in Business (00:30:24)

6. Data Security and Compliance Assessment (00:36:52)

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