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Protecting against social engineering fraud through a whole-of-organisation approach

Daniel Kwong
Daniel Kwong • 4 min read
Protecting against social engineering fraud through a whole-of-organisation approach
With training, the right tools, and effective processes, security teams can help everyone take cybersecurity seriously. Photo: Unsplash
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Threat actors today are maximising every opportunity they get to prey on vulnerabilities, security gaps, as well as human nature. In fact, the last of that trio is a particularly grave concern, and cyber hygiene must be at the top of mind for organisations. The truth is human negligence cannot be "patched", and vigilance must be stressed in awareness training to quell fraud-based social engineering.

Unfortunately, the odds are often in favour of the attacker because it takes just one unsuspecting team member to open the floodgates for attackers to have a field day. Only one person clicking on a malicious link or being misled into providing credentials is needed to give malicious actors unadulterated access to the corporate network.

What are socially engineered fraud attacks?

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