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[/caption] I am super excited to officially announce we have released the new Security Awareness Training that Kevin and I have worked so hard on the last 8 months. Both of us were mentioned in a Wall Street Journal article last year, we got to discuss the problem of social engineering, and we decided to team up and build a new training from the ground up. It's here now, and it's got some unique features!
Kevin: "The threat posed by malware should not be underestimated, particularly considering that employees have consistently proven to be the weak link in companies’ Internet security efforts,” noted Mitnick. "In most cases, their involvement is unintentional – they unknowingly allow access to corporate networks simply because they don’t know what to watch out for. That’s why our Internet security awareness training is designed to ensure they understand the mechanisms of spam, phishing, spear-phishing, malware and social engineering, and are able to apply this knowledge on the job. This allows organizations to create a ‘human firewall’ that actively works to prevent network security breaches."
Check it out over here, and have a look at the unique new job-aid we have for your employees: 'Social Engineering Red Flags'. I recommend you click on the orange 'Get A Quote' button and find out how affordable this is!
Warm regards,
Stu
[/caption] I am super excited to officially announce we have released the new Security Awareness Training that Kevin and I have worked so hard on the last 8 months. Both of us were mentioned in a Wall Street Journal article last year, we got to discuss the problem of social engineering, and we decided to team up and build a new training from the ground up. It's here now, and it's got some unique features!Kevin: "The threat posed by malware should not be underestimated, particularly considering that employees have consistently proven to be the weak link in companies’ Internet security efforts,” noted Mitnick. "In most cases, their involvement is unintentional – they unknowingly allow access to corporate networks simply because they don’t know what to watch out for. That’s why our Internet security awareness training is designed to ensure they understand the mechanisms of spam, phishing, spear-phishing, malware and social engineering, and are able to apply this knowledge on the job. This allows organizations to create a ‘human firewall’ that actively works to prevent network security breaches."
Check it out over here, and have a look at the unique new job-aid we have for your employees: 'Social Engineering Red Flags'. I recommend you click on the orange 'Get A Quote' button and find out how affordable this is!
Warm regards,
Stu
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