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F-Secure
@FSecure
Sep 30
AI is useful because it saves time. But checking every answer can erode that advantage. @technewsworld explores this tension in our Consumer AI Survey, with F-Secure VP of Research Laura James on why people make pragmatic tradeoffs when using AI.
AI Users Know They Should Check Answers. Many Don't
From technewsworld.com
F-Secure
@FSecure
Sep 29
What does the “weakest link” in cyber security look like in the age of AI? At @turkusec Disarray 2026, F-Secure Senior User Researcher Amel Bourdoucen will explore what that means in the age of AI, drawing on her work in human-centered technology, privacy, and digital security.
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F-Secure
@FSecure
Sep 29
Another one of our Fellows was invited to give a lecture! Latto talked to Tampere university students about scams, social engineering, and organized cyber crime.
Joel Latto
@joellatto
Sep 28
Today I gave a lecture to master's-level communication students at Tampere University on online scams, social engineering, and the evolving role of AI in fraud. We also looked at how organized crime and scam compounds fit into the wider threat landscape.
F-Secure
@FSecure
Sep 28
69% of consumers would consider switching DSPs for better protection. At Network X, we're bringing industry leaders and cyber security experts together to discuss what this means for telcos and digital trust. Join our Executive Roundtable: f-secure.com/en/partners/ne… #NetworkX
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F-Secure
@FSecure
Sep 24
Why do people feel confident spotting scams, but still fall victim? F-Secure research cited in a new @ForbesTechCncl article finds that 69% feel confident spotting scams, yet 43% still report falling victim to one. Read more:
Council Post: The Trust Paradox: Why Trust Is Becoming E-Commerce's Greatest Competitive Advantage
From forbes.com