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Comprehensive Training to Identify and Prevent Social Engineering Attacks

  • James Feldkamp
  • May 26
  • 1 min read

This article emphasizes the importance of training employees to recognize social engineering attacks, which exploit human psychology rather than technical vulnerabilities. It explains how attackers manipulate emotions like fear and urgency to deceive staff into revealing sensitive information. The content outlines essential components of effective training programs, including tailored content, realistic scenarios, phishing identification, secure communication, and simulated attack exercises. It also highlights the need for transparent reporting processes, leadership support, and embedding security awareness into company culture. Measuring training effectiveness and overcoming employee resistance is key to maintaining ongoing vigilance against evolving threats.


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