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CyberVault Podcast: Why Security Awareness Training Fails with David DellaPelle
David DellaPelle, Co-Founder and CEO of Dune Security, joined The CyberVault Podcast to discuss why most security awareness programs fall short and what it takes to build a true human-first security culture.
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The Hustle Daily Show: The Billion-Dollar Value of Cybersecurity Startups
David DellaPelle, CEO of Dune Security, joined The Hustle Daily Show to discuss the billion-dollar value of cybersecurity startups, why the industry is booming, and how to break into it.
Cyber Security Matters Podcast: Tackling Social Engineering Prevention
David DellaPelle, Co-Founder and CEO of Dune Security, joined the Cyber Security Matters Podcast to discuss defending against social engineering, the rise of deepfakes, and his journey as a cybersecurity entrepreneur.
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The Security Sessions Podcast: Deepfakes & AI with Kyle Ryan
Kyle Ryan, Head of AI Engineering at Dune Security, joined The Security Sessions Podcast to discuss how hackers are weaponizing AI and deepfakes to target organizations, and what can be done to stop them.
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The ITSM Practice Podcast: Future-Proofing Cybersecurity
Kyle Ryan, Head of AI and Backend Engineering at Dune Security, joined The ITSM Practice Podcast to discuss the rise of AI-enhanced phishing and how data-driven, behavior-based defenses are helping security teams stay ahead.
Security Architecture Podcast: Securing Tomorrow
David DellaPelle, Co-Founder and CEO of Dune Security, joined the Security Architecture Podcast to discuss Dune’s mission to reduce attack surfaces, counter AI-powered social engineering, and build resilient security cultures.
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The ITSM Practice Podcast: Exploring Scattered Spider Cloud Attacks
Tarun Ramesh, Senior Backend Engineer at Dune Security, joined The ITSM Practice Podcast to discuss how Scattered Spider and similar threat groups exploit cloud environments using advanced social engineering and defense strategies.
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Inside the Round Podcast: Building Dune Security with David DellaPelle
Dune Security Co-Founder and CEO David DellaPelle joined the Inside the Round Podcast to share how Dune is tackling user risk and what it takes to build a modern cybersecurity company from the ground up.
Dune Security Takes Over Times Square
In less than three years, Dune Security has grown from an idea into a platform trusted by Fortune 1,000 enterprises. Our Times Square milestone celebrates that journey and our mission to stop insider threats and social engineering at scale.
AI in Action Podcast: Fighting Cyber Threats with AI
Kyle Ryan, Senior Manager of Engineering and AI at Dune Security, joined the AI in Action Podcast to discuss how generative AI is fueling hyper-personalized phishing and multi-channel social engineering, and how Dune is replicating these threats to lower user risk and strengthen enterprise defenses.
Dune Security and Reality Defender Partner to Stop AI-Generated Media Threats Targeting Enterprises
Deepfakes and AI-generated attacks are targeting employees faster than legacy tools can keep up. Dune Security and Reality Defender are partnering to deliver layered protection against these threats, combining real-time detection with user layer intelligence.
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16 billion passwords exposed in record-breaking data breach: what does it mean for you?
Several collections of login credentials reveal one of the largest data breaches in history, totaling a humongous 16 billion exposed login credentials. The data most likely originates from various infostealers.
Former FBI agent thought he had seen it all in cybercrime. Then he became a corporate executive in charge of information security
For cybersecurity workers, 2021 was intense. There was the Russian-based ransomware attack on Colonial Pipeline, a key transit system for U.S. oil, that set off panic-buying at the gas pumps. Meanwhile, major U.S. meat packer JBS was shut down by yet another attack. And then there was the U.S. federal government, which suffered one of its worst cyber espionage breaches ever, due to aftershocks created by the hacking of software maker SolarWinds.
Fake job seekers are flooding U.S. companies that are hiring for remote positions, tech CEOs say
Companies are facing a new threat: Job seekers who aren’t who they say they are, using AI tools to fabricate photo IDs, generate employment histories and provide answers during interviews.
How Ghost Students Are Exploiting College Enrollment Systems to Steal Federal Aid
Criminal fraud rings are targeting college aid systems with fake student identities. These scams use automation, identity theft, and AI to steal financial aid, lock out real students, and overwhelm public institutions. Here’s how it works and what security leaders in higher ed need to know.
How Employee Fatigue Drives Human Error in Cybersecurity
Employee fatigue fuels human error and cybersecurity breaches by creating behavioral blind spots attackers exploit through social engineering and cognitive overload. Replace static awareness training with adaptive, real-time protection built for enterprise-scale risk.
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