#17 Urmo Keskel x Girls who Prompt: You Clicked What? AI, Phishing, and the New Rules of Trust

In this episode of Girls Who Prompt, Ave and Karin sit down with Urmo Keskel, cybersecurity expert and founder of Phishbite, to talk about what happens when AI meets trust and starts to break it.We explore how AI is changing both sides of cybersecurity: from faster, more convincing phishing attacks to AI-powered defenses designed to stop them. Urmo shares real-world stories from the front lines, how attackers think, where humans still fail, and why “just trust the system” is no longer a safe strategy.We also talk about why phishing still works, how user awareness really changes outcomes, and what small businesses often underestimate when it comes to cyber risk. Urmo reflects on building a cybersecurity company in an AI-driven world  where AI genuinely helps, where it’s risky to rely on it, and why healthy skepticism is becoming a digital skill.In this episode, we dig into:How AI is reshaping cyber attacks and defensesWhy trust is shifting — and skepticism mattersWhat attackers exploit in human behaviourWhere AI helps, and where humans still matterWhy small businesses are increasingly targetedIf you work online, use AI tools, or just want a clearer picture of how cybersecurity is evolving in the age of AI, this episode offers a grounded, practical perspective.Meet the guest:Urmo Keskel -  cybersecurity expert and founder of Phishbite, working on AI-powered security awareness and phishing prevention.Meet the hosts:Karin Nemec -  the finance brain and founder exploring the fine line between human trust and machine decisions.Ave Annuk -  LinkedIn — marketer and experimenter curious about how AI changes everyday work — and everyday risks.Meet the team:Vincent Roy - Post-production, editing & music📧 Write us: [email protected]💬 Join the discussion and suggest guests in our WhatsApp channel