Are you confident in your employees’ ability to withstand social engineering attempts?
The same way cybercriminals use malware to hack your computers, human hacking utilizes social engineering. Social engineering is any manipulation technique used by hackers that exploit human error to gain access to confidential information for use in a cyberattack. These attacks are some of the most difficult to prevent and detect because they target humans, not technology.
The human element is a critical piece of your cybersecurity strategy because it is your employees and staff who could fall victim to a phishing attack and give threat actors full admin-level access to your systems! This is why cybercriminals use social engineering as a first step to enacting their malicious schemes most of the time.
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