Mind vs Machine: The Role of Human Psychology...
summary
Argues that human psychology and AI require different security designs and gives concrete evidence and mitigations: cites 45:1 non‑human identities growth, shows GenAI password model PassGAN guesses about 2× more passwords than rule‑based systems, and recounts a $25M deepfake heist to show social‑engineering risk. Recommends scoped roles, just‑in‑time access, secure defaults, feature guardrails, adversarial training and parallel verification; practical for product and security engineers deciding whether to change policy and engineering controls now.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:45Human behavior in security
- 10:52Non-human identities and AI
- 21:38AI risks and safeguards
- 23:20Deliberate security design
- 24:01Q&A session
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