Daughterhood The Podcast: For Caregivers
Aug 13, 2026 · 56 min · 15 segments
Why do smart, capable people fall for scams? According to cybersecurity expert Patrick Coughlin, it's not about being naive, it's about how our brains are wired, and how criminal organizations are…
Patrick CoughlinGuest
Rosanne CorcoranHost
Yeah, so I've spent my career in national security and doing work for the government and then pivoted to enterprise security, doing work for large corporations, building products for Starbucks or IBM to protect them from sophisticated cybersecurity threats.

Where you're constantly trying to keep up as the bad guys sort of maneuver and pivot and come up with new tactics and new technology.

But the challenge with consumers today is so much money, innovation, investment has gone into protecting governments and the enterprise over the last couple decades that the consumer has been left behind.

And we got a lot more to do for the consumer to to to sort of even out the playing field and to make that attacker defender dynamic more in the defender's favor.

Yeah, so I've spent my career in national security and doing work for the government and then pivoted to enterprise security, doing work for large corporations, building products for Starbucks or IBM to protect them from sophisticated cybersecurity threats.

Where you're constantly trying to keep up as the bad guys sort of maneuver and pivot and come up with new tactics and new technology.

But the challenge with consumers today is so much money, innovation, investment has gone into protecting governments and the enterprise over the last couple decades that the consumer has been left behind.

And we got a lot more to do for the consumer to to to sort of even out the playing field and to make that attacker defender dynamic more in the defender's favor.
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