From Overhyped to OH $#!T: Traversing the Tragic Quadrant with Doris
Doris searched for ChatGPT and ended up in a BEC scam. See how ClickFix, a stolen session cookie, and a hidden inbox rule chain into an OH $#!T moment.
Beth Robinson’s cybersecurity journey started at the NSA, where she spent 4 years immersed in computer network exploitation (CNE). Since then, she’s stacked up over a decade of experience in security, including roles at the NSA, CIA, Mandiant, Bishop Fox, and runZero. Now, as part of the incredible Huntress Marketing team, Beth thrives on the company’s incredible mission—and, of course, the awesome people who make it happen.
Armed with a Master’s degree in International Policy Studies, Beth knows her way around complexity, but keeps things approachable. Her favorite cybersecurity tip? "Don't click the link!" (Simple, yet brilliant.) Love to see our Security Awareness Training working wonders.
Outside of work, Beth likes to stay connected to the Italian she learned years ago (grazie mille to a study abroad program in Bologna) and can often be found watching Formula One races with her son, cooking, traveling, hiking, or skiing. Fun fact: she even worked as a travel agent for a stint after college!
Doris searched for ChatGPT and ended up in a BEC scam. See how ClickFix, a stolen session cookie, and a hidden inbox rule chain into an OH $#!T moment.
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