Aug 7, 2026

Forecasting Cyber Attacks with Glassdoor Reviews - Lianne Potter

Lianne Potter proves that a toxic culture is your biggest cybersecurity vulnerability. Discover how analyzing Glassdoor reviews can forecast insider threats and prevent devastating data breaches.

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#1 about 3 min

Combining anthropology with software engineering and cybersecurity

How studying human culture informs the development and security of technological systems.

#2 about 4 min

Ethical implications of using artificial intelligence for grief bots

Monetizing AI models to mimic deceased relatives raises significant issues regarding digital consent and emotional wellbeing.

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Forecasting organizational cybersecurity risks through public employee reviews

Analyzing toxic workplace complaints on external platforms helps predict non-malicious and malicious insider threats.

#4 about 6 min

Leveraging qualitative data to uncover cultural drivers of security breaches

Sentiment analysis of anonymous workplace feedback highlights behavioral patterns that quantitative metrics often miss.

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Navigating technology ethics and developer accountability through science fiction

Speculative narratives provide a safe framework for developers to evaluate the societal impact of emerging tools.

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