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Phishing and Social Engineering Awareness

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Phishing and social engineering awareness involves understanding and identifying scams where attackers manipulate individuals to reveal confidential information or perform actions beneficial to the attacker.
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What is it?

Phishing and social engineering awareness involves understanding and identifying scams where attackers manipulate individuals to reveal confidential information or perform actions beneficial to the attacker.

How it can impact you
  • Credential theft: Fake emails or messages trick users into sharing passwords.
  • Financial fraud: Scammers impersonate trusted entities to steal money or payment data.
  • Data breaches: Employees targeted in phishing attacks may compromise sensitive business data.
  • Reputational damage: Victims may inadvertently aid scams, damaging personal or organizational trust.

Example: An employee fell for a phishing email pretending to be from IT support, leading to stolen login credentials.

What do you need to do to protect yourself?
  1. Be cautious of unsolicited messages requesting sensitive information.
  2. Verify sender identities before clicking links or downloading attachments.
  3. Use spam filters and anti-phishing software.
  4. Avoid sharing credentials or payment data via email or text.
  5. Report suspected phishing attempts to IT or cybersecurity teams.
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Protect yourself
  1. Be cautious of unsolicited messages requesting sensitive information.
  2. Verify sender identities before clicking links or downloading attachments.
  3. Use spam filters and anti-phishing software.
  4. Avoid sharing credentials or payment data via email or text.
  5. Report suspected phishing attempts to IT or cybersecurity teams.

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