When the Hacker Calls Your Help Desk: How Social Engineering Has Changed 

A headset with a microphone rests on an open laptop, equipment often used in phishing and social engineering attempts.

Employees have heard the standard phishing advice. Don’t click suspicious links. Don’t open strange attachments. Watch for odd email addresses, spelling mistakes, and messages from people you don’t recognize.  All of that advice still has value, but social engineering attacks on businesses have moved beyond suspicious emails.  Attackers are now more likely to impersonate real […]