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Facts About Social Engineering Services - Aardwolf Security

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Facts About Social Engineering Services - Aardwolf Security

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  1. Facts About Social Engineering Services • www.aardwolfsecurity.com

  2. About me • Social Engineering Services are crucial to safeguard your personal information and organizational data. Hence, consult the experts of Aardwolf Security to get effective cybersecurity services.

  3. Social Engineering • Regular social engineering assessments will especially benefit larger organizations that regularly interface with customers and have a large turnover of staff.

  4. What is Social Engineering? • Social engineering attacks follow a specific pattern: collecting background information about the victim, gaining their trust, and provoking them into taking an action that breaks security protocol.

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

  6. 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.

  7. Baiting • Once someone takes the bait and plugs in the USB stick or opens the attachment, their system becomes infected with malware. • Phishing • Phishing attacks often use spoofed email addresses and websites that mimic those of well-known companies or organizations.

  8. Vishing • Using voice-over IP to make phone calls that appear to be from a legitimate source, such as a bank or government agency, the caller then attempts to trick the recipient into revealing personal information or transferring money to a fraudulent account.

  9. Let's Work Together • 01908 733540 • contact@aardwolfsecurity.com • Milton Keynes MK9 2UB, United Kingdom • www.aardwolfsecurity.com

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