Featured Podcasts
Hear Dune's leadership on the threats, trends, and strategies shaping the future of enterprise security.
Why $50 Bribes Are Breaching Enterprises
Dune Security CTO Michael Waite joins the Cyber Security Matters podcast to discuss how AI-driven social engineering is evolving, why legacy security awareness training no longer works, and how behavior-based risk quantification can better protect users from emerging threats.
The User Is Still the Weakest Link - Now What?
Dune Security CEO David DellaPelle joins Secure Insights to break down why user risk drives breaches, how AI is accelerating social engineering, and why legacy awareness models are no longer effective.
Dune Security's Revolutionary Approach: AI and Cybersecurity
Dune Security CEO David DellaPelle joins the Cyber Security America podcast to explain how AI-driven social engineering is outpacing traditional security awareness training and why organizations need a behavior-driven approach to identifying and reducing user risk.
Transforming Cybersecurity Awareness Training
Dune Security CTO Michael Waite joins Security by Default to break down how AI-boosted social engineering and identity-based deception are transforming enterprise user risk.
The Flight Delay That Launched A Cybersecurity Rocketship - Dune Security
Dune Security CEO David DellaPelle joins CyberBytes to discuss AI-driven social engineering, insider threats, and how user-layer intelligence is reshaping cyber defense.
Cybersecurity Training Gets Personal: The Dune Approach
Dune Security CEO David DellaPelle joins Wharton Tech Talks to discuss how AI and behavior-based intelligence are reshaping the future of enterprise cyber defense.
Deepfakes, DMs, and Deception: Dune Security on Human Cyber Risk
Dune Security’s CEO and SHI’s field CISO discuss how AI, multi-channel attacks, and user risk are transforming cybersecurity and how to adapt defenses effectively.
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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Raising $8M in Venture Capital as an early-stage Founder 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.
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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.
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.
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.
User Error in Cybersecurity: You're The Weak Link
David DellaPelle, Co-Founder and CEO of Dune Security, joined Alumni Ventures CEO Mike Collins to discuss how Dune is tackling one of the most common causes of cybersecurity breaches: employee error.
Securing Tomorrow: Dune Security's Mission with David DellaPelle
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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Social Engineering Is About to Be the Only Game in Town
AI is finding and patching zero‑days at machine speed. The traditional attack surface is collapsing. The only place attackers can still win consistently is the user. Learn what that means for CISOs trying to defend the enterprise, and why the operating model that worked for networks, endpoints, and identity has to come to the User Layer next.
The Top User-Driven Cyber Threats Targeting Law Firms
Law firms sit on some of the most sensitive and valuable data in the enterprise, and attackers have built an entire playbook around exploiting the users who handle it. Learn how four dominant threat vectors are targeting legal sector workflows in 2026 and what it takes to stop attacks at the User Layer.
The Workforce Has Expanded: How Attackers Are Targeting Enterprise AI Agents
AI agents are being deployed across the enterprise at scale, and attackers have already started engineering against them. Learn how agentic AI expands the enterprise attack surface in ways legacy security programs were never designed to defend.