Zack Korman
@zkorman.com
CTO at Pistachio. I build AI cybersecurity stuff.
Hahaha some are doing well. Also you have an advantage: Half my team listens to you, so they’d kill me if I gave you a bad score
November 22, 2025 at 8:20 AM
Hahaha some are doing well. Also you have an advantage: Half my team listens to you, so they’d kill me if I gave you a bad score
“send you an email scam*”, I meant to say.
August 7, 2025 at 11:48 AM
“send you an email scam*”, I meant to say.
I mean if I send you an email every single day, presumably you’d agree you’d be less likely to fall for email scams than other people, because you’d be constantly reminded to ask “is this an email scam”. Do you disagree with that?
August 7, 2025 at 11:47 AM
I mean if I send you an email every single day, presumably you’d agree you’d be less likely to fall for email scams than other people, because you’d be constantly reminded to ask “is this an email scam”. Do you disagree with that?
We have sent >3m phishing sims and our data doesn’t show that IT/eng fails at an above-average rate.
I think phishing sims have a lot of problems in how they’re done most places, but receiving a steady stream of phishing sims absolutely helps people remember to pay attention. Which is the goal.
I think phishing sims have a lot of problems in how they’re done most places, but receiving a steady stream of phishing sims absolutely helps people remember to pay attention. Which is the goal.
August 7, 2025 at 9:49 AM
We have sent >3m phishing sims and our data doesn’t show that IT/eng fails at an above-average rate.
I think phishing sims have a lot of problems in how they’re done most places, but receiving a steady stream of phishing sims absolutely helps people remember to pay attention. Which is the goal.
I think phishing sims have a lot of problems in how they’re done most places, but receiving a steady stream of phishing sims absolutely helps people remember to pay attention. Which is the goal.
This happens to me in Norway when I go to Indian places. They always say, “that’s not for you” and I have to explain that I’ll be fine.
I then did the same in Spain, and unfortunately the waiter was right. It was not for me.
I then did the same in Spain, and unfortunately the waiter was right. It was not for me.
August 7, 2025 at 5:19 AM
This happens to me in Norway when I go to Indian places. They always say, “that’s not for you” and I have to explain that I’ll be fine.
I then did the same in Spain, and unfortunately the waiter was right. It was not for me.
I then did the same in Spain, and unfortunately the waiter was right. It was not for me.
Why would you get rid of phishing simulations?
August 7, 2025 at 4:23 AM
Why would you get rid of phishing simulations?
Sorry for the slow response, I’m not there personally so went to sleep
August 7, 2025 at 4:19 AM
Sorry for the slow response, I’m not there personally so went to sleep
Luggage tags, playing cards, gum, stickers, temporary tattoos, etc.
August 7, 2025 at 4:19 AM
Luggage tags, playing cards, gum, stickers, temporary tattoos, etc.
Oh thank god someone is calling this out. I’ll go listen.
July 19, 2025 at 4:49 AM
Oh thank god someone is calling this out. I’ll go listen.
People like to keep their hands on the steering wheel (of B2B SaaS) even when it’s wildly unnecessary and value destructive. AI makes people question that behavior, even for solutions that don’t use AI.
November 24, 2024 at 9:10 AM
People like to keep their hands on the steering wheel (of B2B SaaS) even when it’s wildly unnecessary and value destructive. AI makes people question that behavior, even for solutions that don’t use AI.