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Benefits of Regular Social Engineering Services - Aardwolf Security

Social Engineering Services will produce a custom report highlighting any identified issues, their risk levels, and recommendations regarding how to remedy them. All in all, it improves your organizationu2019s overall security program. For more <br>https://aardwolfsecurity.com/security-testing/social-engineering-services/

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Benefits of Regular Social Engineering Services - Aardwolf Security

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  1. Benefits Of Regular Social Engineering Services www.aardwolfsecurity.com

  2. About Us We help UK businesses identify security risks and vulnerabilities through various forms of penetration testing.

  3. Social Engineering Social engineering, within the context of cyber security, relates to the human factor within a business, while it may be possible to have the best possible perimeter security solutions. What is Social Engineering? Social Engineering is a type of hacking that relies on human interaction to trick people into revealing sensitive information or causing an action that will compromise their security.

  4. Commonly Used Social Engineering Techniques? Several social engineering techniques are used to obtain sensitive information or gain access to restricted areas. Some of the most common methods include:

  5. Pretexting This type of technique might involve posing as a customer service representative and asking for account details or claiming to be from a research firm and conducting a survey. Baiting Leaving malware-infected media (such as USB sticks or CDs) in public places or sending email attachments that appear to be benign but are actually malicious.

  6. Phishing Phishing attacks often use spoofed email addresses and websites that mimic those of well-known companies or organizations. Vishing Using voice over IP (VoIP) to make phone calls that appear to be from a legitimate source, such as a bank or government agency.

  7. Tailgating Smishing Using a short message service to send text messages that appear to be from a legitimate source. The attacker then tries to get the recipient to click on a link that leads to a phishing website or download malware. In this method, the attacker follows someone through a door or barrier without proper authorization. The attacker then has access to the same area as the victim.

  8. Get In Touch You can find ways to contact us to stay connected with communication about health problems or consultations, you can find the contact info below www.aardwolfsecurity.com • 09464876 • Midsummer Court 314 Midsummer Boulevard Milton Keynes • contact@aardwolfsecurity.com

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