Two new briefings address threats that most security awareness programs haven’t caught up to yet. AI notetakers in Zoom and Google Meet have become a live data exposure vector — employees authorizing third-party tools to record and transcribe meetings without understanding what happens to that data. The Coyote Banking Trojan, an active piece of banking malware targeting employees with financial system access, is now covered in Fable’s emerging threat library.
Security awareness programs struggle to keep pace with the speed at which new tools enter the enterprise. AI notetakers — Otter, Fireflies, Notion AI, and others — are being authorized by employees across every function, often before IT or security has evaluated them. Meeting transcripts can contain unreleased product plans, legal discussions, personal data, and M&A details. These briefings let security teams address the risk as it’s happening, not twelve months from now when it makes the annual training calendar.
The Coyote Banking Trojan briefing demonstrates Fable’s ability to respond to emerging threats at the speed they emerge rather than on a fixed content cycle. For organizations with finance and treasury teams, or any employee with banking system access, this turns a current real-world attack into a targeted learning moment before it becomes an incident.
How to access it: These briefings are available in the Fable content catalog. Navigate to the Catalog in the Fable platform to find and deploy them.
