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Even if you have the best security on your computer network, you might have noticed that you still seem to get hacked…or worse. Ask Equifax. Why is this happening? It’s probably because a member of your staff has made it easy for cyber criminals to get inside. It’s really important that you find out who this person is, and keep in mind…it might be more than just one. And it may not even involve security technology.
Part of the problem here, is that employees who “open the door” for these criminals probably don’t even realize they are doing it. These criminals are smart, and they make themselves look really authentic. Sometimes, these crooks even disguise themselves as people your staff know. So, how do you find out who’s letting the bad guys in? Here are some things to try:
Phishing simulation:
Criminals use fundamental principles of influence and the basics in the psychology of persuasion. There is a science to their process no different than how advertisers, sales and marketers get us to buy stuff. Getting snared isn’t difficult. Being smart and cautious isn’t difficult either. It just requires a little training and reprogramming.
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Nick Green Director at Purple Patch Broking Ltd
22 August
Oleg Stefanet Chief Risk Officer at payabl.
20 August
Venkatesh P Co-Founder and Director at Maveric Systems
19 August
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