Social Engineering | IT Brew

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How the San Francisco 49ers keep cyberattackers at bay

Secure the ball, pass, and enterprise.

Caroline Nihill

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How to stop multichannel cyberattacks

Security pros suggest old-school tactics like a VPN and a spoken password.

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The technical controls that stop a ClickFix

And keep employees from hacking themselves.

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IT Brew Movie Club: ‘Sneakers’ (1992)

A former federal agent watches the ’90s techno thriller with us.

SMB cybersecurity

How to prepare IT teams for social engineering attacks

A UK- and US-based cybercrime group relies heavily on impersonation.

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CrowdStrike sees ‘massive increase’ in voice phishing

The security company’s annual threat report revealed there’s a lot of vish in the sea.

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Bad actors are masquerading as customer service reps to steal consumer data

LastPass disclosed that it is one of the companies that has been caught in the crosshairs of the latest social engineering campaign.

Brianna Monsanto

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