Threats To Your Business Are Designed To Stay Hidden
In cybersecurity terms, 2021 was the breakout year when financially motivated cyber crime became a national security issue. It was a year that saw an explosion of ransomware, a new breed of SMS attacks, and where legitimate cloud services became a hotbed for criminal activity. Download our annual threat report, The Human Factor 2022, based on our analysis of over 5 billion emails, 49 billion URLs, 1.9 billion attachments, 35 million cloud accounts, 1.7 billion SMS messages, to understand the people-centric dimensions of user risk: vulnerability, attack and privilege.
You’ll learn:
• The three distinct facets of user risk
• The developing relationship between cyber criminal groups and what it means for the rest of us
• How a people-centric defense can make users more resilient, mitigate attacks and manage privilege
The Human Factor: How Social Engineering Puts Your Business at Risk
Why People Are Still the Weakest Link in Cybersecurity
Even the most advanced security systems can be bypassed if an attacker tricks your employees into handing over credentials, clicking a malicious link, or downloading malware. This is the reality of social engineering—and it’s behind the majority of today’s successful cyberattacks.
This free report from Alliance IT in Sarasota, Florida, examines the latest social engineering tactics used by cybercriminals, the most targeted industries, and how businesses can protect their people from becoming a vulnerability.
What You’ll Learn
In The Human Factor – Social Engineering Report, you’ll discover:
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How phishing, spear-phishing, business email compromise (BEC), and other social engineering tactics work
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The industries most targeted by social engineering—and why
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The psychology behind why employees fall for scams
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Real-world case studies of successful attacks and their consequences
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How to build a human firewall through ongoing training and awareness
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Best practices for reducing social engineering risk across your organization
