Artificial intelligence is transforming the world—but it’s also creating new cybersecurity threats most organizations aren’t prepared for.

In this episode of the Joey Pinz Conversations Podcast, Joey Pinz sits down with cybersecurity innovator Sandy Kronenberg to explore the rapidly growing danger of AI impersonation, deepfakes, and social engineering attacks.

Many of the largest cyber breaches today don’t begin with sophisticated malware—they start with human trust. A convincing email, a fake Zoom call, or even an AI-generated voice can trick employees into approving payments or exposing sensitive data.

Sandy explains why traditional cybersecurity tools like firewalls and antivirus are no longer enough. A new category called “Disinformation Security” is emerging to protect organizations from deepfakes, impersonation attacks, and AI-generated fraud.

The conversation also dives into the future of AI, the coming impact of quantum computing, and why verifying identity across digital communication channels will become essential.

Joey and Sandy also discuss entrepreneurship, building companies in the tech industry, and how personal habits—like fitness and routine—play a major role in long-term success.

If you want to understand how AI is reshaping cybersecurity, trust, and digital identity, this episode delivers powerful insights.

🌟 Top 3 Highlights:

🔥 1. The Human Layer of Cybersecurity

Most cyber breaches involve a human mistake—not a technical failure.

🤖 2. Deepfakes & AI Impersonation Are Accelerating

Just a photo and seconds of audio can allow someone to convincingly impersonate another person.

🔐 3. A New Cybersecurity Category Is Emerging

“Disinformation Security” aims to detect fake identities, deepfakes, and social engineering attacks in real time.