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Social Engineering: The Dark Art
A Social Engineering attack is an attempt to find - and exploit -- human vulnerabilities in your security system. These attacks can take many forms, but all of them focus on the employees and processes in your organization. Educating your employees about these scenarios is key to developing and maintaining a strong security program.
Join Matt Romanek, senior security consultant at Dell SecureWorks, as he takes you through the social engineering techniques the bad guys use and makes recommendations on how you can minimize their chances of success.
Topics of Discussion
- Social Engineering defined - attacks on the "human firewall"
- What can hacker reconnaissance look like?
- Security program best practices and training
Webcast Information
- Original Date: Thursday, September 8, 2011
- Time: 3:00 PM eastern
- Duration:30 minutes + Q&A
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