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He advocates for simple but effective questioning in everyday cybersecurity practices. For example, if someone asks for access or claims to be an authority, employees should verify the request rather than blindly comply. "Could you let me in? I just went to the bathroom," is a typical scenario he's used to demonstrate how superficial security measures are often easily bypassed by social engineering.
Living in a Cyber Dumpster Fire
Jayson's metaphor of a "dumpster fire" encapsulates the current state of cybersecurity. Rather than watching vulnerabilities burn unchecked, he encourages organizations to take active steps to mitigate damage—by identifying weak points, educating employees, and fixing security flaws.