A startling new take on cybersecurity from one of the world's first digitally augmented humans In Human Hacked: My Life and Lessons as the World's First Augmented Ethical Hacker, hacker, speaker, and cyborg (he has 10 microchips implanted in his body) Len Noe delivers a fascinating and incisive discussion of bio-implants and the cybersecurity attacks and defenses they enable. He explains phishing and social engineering techniques, tightening MDM restrictions, endpoint management, behavioral analytics, least privilege, privileged access, and other critical topics to show you how you can take preventive measures to protect against the threats you can't see. Human Hacked describes the history of transhumanism, the types of bio-implants currently available on the market, and how the latest technologies can allow for access to even the most technology restricted areas. It also explores legal protections for augmented humans, as well as the companies and enterprises that employ them. An engrossing, can't-miss read for private-sector and government security professionals everywhere, Human Hacked is also an essential resource for anyone with an interest in the intersection of biology, technology, and cybersecurity. You won't find any other book like it.