What security advice is actually helping people stay safe, and what has become outdated “hack lore”?

In this episode of the Inverted Podcast, Jeroen Kemperman, Dana Kaufman, and Dario Salice are joined by Bob Lord (former Yahoo CISO, former Twitter security leader, and founder of Hacklore) to debunk some of the most persistent myths in cybersecurity.

The conversation explores why common advice such as avoiding public Wi‑Fi, using a VPN for everyday browsing, constantly changing passwords, clearing cookies, avoiding QR codes, or worrying about "juice jacking" may no longer reflect how modern attacks actually work. Bob explains how security guidance can outlive the threats it was created to address, creating confusion, wasted effort, and a false sense of security.

The group also discusses Secure by Design principles, why security teams need better data to drive decisions, how passkeys are changing authentication, and what new myths may be emerging in the age of AI.

If you build, market, sell, or use security products, this episode is a practical guide to separating real risk from security folklore and focusing on what truly makes people safer.

Learn more about Hacklore: https://hacklore.org

Who should watch:

Security professionals, IAM engineers, CISOs, developers, product managers, compliance teams, and anyone interested in digital identity and AI.

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Product Design for Trust & Safety | Inverted Podcast

In this episode of the Inverted Podcast, special guest Elliott Sainsbury joins co-hosts Dario Salice, Dana Kaufman, and Cristina for a deep conversation about the role of product design in privacy, security, and trust & safety.

Design is more than making interfaces look good or writing clear button text. It shapes how people understand what happens to their data, what choices they’re making, and when they should stop and think before taking action. The group explores how product teams can move beyond dense privacy notices and one-time consent screens toward clearer, more contextual experiences that build trust over time.

Elliott shares insights from his work in content design and enterprise software, including how thoughtful messaging, consistent terminology, and intentional friction can help users make better decisions. Dana reflects on how privacy has evolved in product management, from late-stage checkboxes to upfront considerations shaped by regulation, AI, and changing user expectations. Cristina brings a security engineering perspective, connecting these ideas to secure defaults, threat modeling, least privilege, and the importance of helping engineers build safer products without unnecessary friction.

Topics include:

➡️ Why trust and safety should be part of the product experience

➡️ How to make privacy and security choices clearer for users

➡️ The trade-offs between opt-in and opt-out models

➡️ Why “frictionless” isn’t always the right goal

➡️ How AI is making privacy and product development more complex

➡️ The role of designers, product managers, and engineers in building trustworthy systems

➡️ Why trust has to be maintained throughout the user journey, not just at signup

If you work in product, design, security, privacy, or AI, this conversation is a practical look at how teams can build products that respect users, reduce surprises, and make trust a core part of the experience.

Who should watch:

Security professionals, IAM engineers, CISOs, developers, product managers, compliance teams, and anyone interested in digital identity and AI.

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Identity is Changing Fast: AI Agents, Passkeys & Digital ID Explained | Inverted Podcast

Digital identity is evolving rapidly — from passwords to passkeys, from users to AI agents.

In this episode of the Inverted Podcast, we break down the biggest trends in identity security, authentication, and authorization, including the rise of AI agents, phishing-resistant login methods, and government-backed digital identity systems like the EU Digital Identity Wallet.

We explore how identity is shifting from static accounts to dynamic, real-time access control, why Zero Trust and runtime security are becoming essential, and what organizations must do to keep up with increasing regulatory pressure and cyber threats.

If you're interested in cybersecurity, identity management (IAM), Zero Trust, AI security, or privacy, this episode gives a clear view of where the industry is headed.

Topics covered:

➡️ Identity security trends in 2026

➡️ Passkeys vs passwords (future of authentication)

➡️ AI agents and delegated identity

➡️ Zero Trust and continuous authentication

➡️ Phishing-resistant MFA and account protection

➡️ Runtime vs static identity controls

➡️ EU Digital Identity Wallet (eIDAS) explained

➡️ Regulatory pressure on banks and enterprises

Who should watch: Security professionals, IAM engineers, CISOs, developers, product managers, compliance teams, and anyone interested in digital identity and AI.

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Chapters:

00:00 Introduction

00:11 The Acceleration of Identity Change

01:13 From Authentication to Authorization

02:22 AI Agents and Identity Challenges

03:33 The “Identity Debt” Problem

04:32 Runtime vs. Static Security Controls

06:00 Continuous Access & Risk Signals

07:30 Government Digital ID (EU Wallet)

09:10 The Future of Identity & AI Agents

#IdentitySecurity #Cybersecurity #Passkeys #ZeroTrust #IAM #AIAgents #DigitalIdentity #eIDAS #Privacy #InvertedPodcast

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