Cyber attacks are increasingly using social engineering methods. Cyber criminals integrate an individual or company\u2019s data through email, phone, social media and even in person. The tools these criminals use are easily accessible, and work well when added to the human element.
\nSocial engineering is deception that triggers deep functions of the human brain like trust, attraction and authority. Human error is the cause of more than 95 percent of attacks. An employee being social engineered or phished is an easy cost-reduced attack.
\nIn this presentation, you\u2019ll learn what social engineering is (and where it hides), what to look for, case studies and how you can avoid taking the phishing bait.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Cyber attacks are increasingly using social engineering methods. Cyber criminals integrate an individual or company\u2019s data through email, phone, social media and even in person. The tools these criminals use are easily accessible, and work well when added to the human element. Social engineering is deception that triggers deep functions of the human brain like … Continue reading Beyond fraud basics: Be secure. Be safe. Be informed<\/span>