In This Issue, “The Danny Ocean of Social Engineer’s.” Shelby Dacko, Human Risk Analyst with SocialâEngineer, LLC., shares her story of entering the field of professional social engineering.
The Social-Engineer Newsletter
The Social-Engineer Newsletter is a monthly journal that covers the physical, psychological or physiological principles of social engineering that apply to everyday life. Subscribe to receive the newsletter via email on the FIRST MONDAY of each month; or browse our newsletter archives below.
#BeCyberSmart: Protect Your Cyberspace
In This Issue, “#BeCyberSmart: Protect Your Cyberspace”. Whether itâs protecting your personal network and devices, your virtual workspace, or classroom, find out how you can #BeCyberSmart.
Socially Engineered – HumansÂ
In This Issue: “Socially Engineered âHumans”. From Fortune 500 companies, to kids and retirees, and everyone in between, we are all potential targets of social engineers. In this newsletter we examine social engineering tactics, how they are used against us, and how we can all identify them to our benefit.
The Next Generation of Hackers
In This Issue: “The Next Generation of Hackers”. Being a hacker requires curiosity, certain computer security skills, and a mindset for figuring out what criminals will do before they do it. So, where do we look for the next generation of hackers? Find out in the August Newsletter!
Social Engineering, Sales and Ethics
In This Issue: “Social Engineering, Sales and Ethics”. Have you ever tried to pretend youâre someone else to get the deal to go through? If you have, then youâve used the social engineering technique of impersonation. Is it helpful? Can we effectively blend social engineering with sales and ethics? Find out in the July Newsletter.
The Rise of Phishing Attacks: P.S. ILoveYou
In This Issue: “The Rise of Phishing Attacks: P.S. I Love You”. IILOVEYOU. Did you ever receive an email with that subject line? Millions did in May 2000. It was a game changer for social engineering, and in fact, saw the beginning of the rise of phishing attacks. Social engineering and cybersecurity have come a long way since 2000. This month, weâre going back to the past and taking a look at social engineering to see how far it has come.
Maintaining Mental Health While Working from Home
In This Issue: âMaintaining Mental Health While Working from Homeâ. The May newsletter focuses on mental health while working from home. First, weâll discuss what is meant by mental health and how staying connected professionally and personally promotes well-being. Additionally, weâll provide online resources for when you need to talk out your anxieties. And, weâll discuss a professional conference that promotes mental well-being.
Working Remotely: Cybersecurity Tips to Work from Home Safely
In This Issue: “Working Remotely: Cybersecurity Tips to Work from Home Safely”. The coronavirus is dramatically increasing the number of people working remotely. In this monthâs newsletter, weâll alert you to a current cybersecurity threat, provide a starters checklist of necessary infrastructure and policies, as well as tips to work from home safely. And… weâll discuss how Sir Isaac Newton can inspire all of us who are now working remotely.
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