“You could spend a fortune purchasing technology and services, and your network infrastructure could still remain vulnerable to old-fashioned manipulation.” — Kevin Mitnick.
Bad guys social engineering your users is the weak link in your IT Security. Always was, always will be. You need a control in place to manage this continuous problem. Cyveillance published this infographic that was sent to us by a customer. For obvious reasons we liked it a lot ! So we put it on our own blog for you. Enjoy!
According to a study from Osterman Research, 5 out of 6 of the most serious concerns of security-focused decision makers are directly related to phishing or its aftermath. The study suggests companies implement a variety of best practices to address the security gaps that have been identified and notes, The study stated: “It is important to invest sufficiently in employee training so that the “human “firewall” can provide the best possible initial line of defense against increasingly sophisticated phishing and other social engineering attacks.”
Security Awareness Training is really needed for every employee in any organization. It allows you to put in place a more effective human firewall and protect your corporate and financial assets. Find out how affordable this is for your organization and be pleasantly surprised.
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