[chrisjj]

> How to make employees learn cybersecurity?

> actually engage employees by letting them immerse themselves in the experience

The latest powerful AI tech offers a great solution.

You force them all to install OpenClaw on their most essential /personal/ device.

And award a bonus to the one that survives longest.

:)

[dkozyatinskiy]

Great idea! Though sometimes it feels like they still will not care even if OpenClaw posted all their credentials to their Facebook feed...

[chrisjj]

Good point. But then at least that result will inform the company when all its credentials get posted to Facebook...

[dkozyatinskiy]

True :D

[chrisjj]

Seriously though, I cannot imagine know how training can ever sufficienty equip humans against computers, given the latter seem to be inherently insecure. Take one of the most common leak paths: email with BBC addresses put in To in error, or confidential attachment dropped in in error. Really, why is this still a thing?