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The Bid Picture Podcast Features Gideon Hazam

This episode unpacks the accelerating threat of phishing, account takeover (ATO), and digital impersonation in the age of AI. Gideon Hazam, Co-Founder at Memcyco, explains why brand impersonation is still treated as “lower urgency” by many organizations, how that blind spot enables real-world fraud, and what preemptive, real-time defense looks like when attackers operate at machine speed.

Gideon Hazam

Memcyco COO & CCO

Why You Should Watch

In this episode of The Big Picture Podcast, Gideon Hazam shares how modern attacks bypass traditional controls by targeting users before authentication ever occurs. Drawing on decades in cybersecurity, he explains why organizations struggle to detect impersonation at scale, how emerging fraud vectors like employee portal abuse and remote-access scams are reshaping risk, and what must change, from security playbooks to regulatory approaches, to better protect both customers and employees.

Key Highlights

Why Impersonation Is Still Underprioritized

Why brand impersonation and phishing are often treated as secondary risks, and how that mindset leaves organizations exposed to ATO, fraud, and reputational damage.

What Preemptive, Real-Time Defense Actually Means

How Memcyco detects when specific users are being targeted, alerts only affected individuals, and prevents credential abuse in real time, without requiring software on end-user devices.

Emerging Attack Vectors Enterprises Can’t Ignore

A look at employee portal abuse, remote-access scams, and AI-assisted phishing techniques that are changing how attackers operate and how enterprises must respond.

What You'll Learn

Gideon explains why today’s most damaging attacks begin upstream of traditional security controls, during the moment of user deception. He details how organizations can gain real-time visibility into individual victim exposure, disrupt impersonation before it becomes account takeover, and reduce fraud without adding friction for legitimate users. The conversation also explores how enterprises and regulators must evolve their playbooks to address AI-enabled scams that now move faster, scale wider, and look more authentic than ever.