Lianne Potter, a cybersecurity expert and guest host from the Compromising Positions podcast, dives into the murky waters of hacking and influencer culture. She discusses how unsuspecting enthusiasts can unwittingly download harmful tools and reflects on a concerning IT incident at the British Museum. The conversation shifts to the alarming trend of social media influencers staging fake kidnappings for clout. Lianne emphasizes the pressures influencers face and the ethical dilemmas in cybersecurity, making for a thought-provoking and entertaining discussion.

Lianne Potter, a cyber security expert, and Jeff Watkins, a seasoned professional in the field, dive into the practicalities of safeguarding digital environments. They emphasize a collaborative culture between developers and security teams for effective risk management. The duo champions early integration of security measures in development processes, the importance of personal responsibility, and the storytelling approach to share security threats. They remind listeners that small changes can make systems less appealing to attackers, ensuring everyone plays a role in cyber safety.

Lianne Potter joins 'Smashing Security' to discuss data breach in Scotland, Amazon surveillance in UK, and a cheater suing Apple for divorce. Topics include privacy concerns, AI cameras, cybersecurity incidents, ransomware attacks, email security, and legal battles. The podcast delves into ethical dilemmas, challenges in managing breaches, and the importance of protecting sensitive information.

In this episode, cybersecurity experts Graham Cluley and Carole Theriault are joined by Lianne Potter from the 'Compromising Positions' podcast. They discuss a sophisticated deepfake scam in Hong Kong, the rise of pig butchering scams, and the decreasing trend of ransomware payments. They also share tips on approaching someone romantically, talk about their love for Sudoku puzzles, and recommend improv comedy courses.

In this podcast, Lianne Potter, a cybersecurity consultant with a background in anthropology, discusses the importance of understanding user behavior and cultural nuances in technology. She highlights the need for businesses to bridge the gap between the security team and other departments, and how incorporating disciplines such as anthropology, psychology, and behavioral economics can lead to a stronger security culture. Lianne also shares insights on the metaverse and the significance of direct communication platforms in shaping our digital interactions.