Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Why Human Risk Matters More Than Ever
Every October, Cybersecurity Awareness Month shines a spotlight on one of the most urgent issues of our time: digital trust. It’s a reminder for organizations, leaders, and individuals to rethink how we approach security in an era where the boundaries between human behavior and technology have become blurred.
FraudGPT: The AI Tool Cybercriminals Are Using to Outsmart Companies
Malicious versions of AI models like ChatGPT are now accessible on the Dark Web, with subscription prices starting at around $200 per month. These tools are used by cybercriminals to generate phishing emails, malicious scripts, and other materials for scams targeting both individuals and businesses.
From Compliance to Culture: Embedding Security in Everyday Work
For many organizations, cybersecurity is synonymous with compliance. Policies, audits, and checklists are in place, and leaders often believe that ticking boxes equals protection. But in today’s rapidly evolving threat landscape, true security goes beyond compliance, it lives in culture.
Policies protect systems. Culture protects people.
Cyber Resilience Beyond Technology
When most companies talk about resilience, they’re still thinking in terms of firewalls, backups, and patch management. But true resilience doesn’t just live in the systems, it lives in people.
Human + AI: Rethinking the Future of Cybersecurity
AI is reshaping cybersecurity—spotting patterns, processing data at scale, and flagging anomalies in real time. But it can’t read unspoken context, pick up subtle human cues, or sense when something “just feels off.” Human adversaries exploit those gaps. The future of security isn’t humans vs. AI—it’s humans with AI. By combining the scale and speed of machines with human judgment and intuition, organizations build defenses that are faster, smarter, and more resilient.
ZepoTour: Mexico City | Innovation Latam Cybersecurity Forum
Zepo’s journey to Mexico City wasn’t just another conference stop—it was a challenge to how cybersecurity awareness is approached. At the Innovation Latam Cybersecurity Forum, we brought a live mentalism session, real-time interaction, and behavioral insights to show why awareness needs to be memorable, not just mandatory. Latin America’s rapid digital growth and unique cultural perspectives make it a key space to rethink how people engage with security—not through fear, but through critical thinking and curiosity.
