Social engineering prevention from the experts
Social engineering is growing in complexity and sophistication, and you need to know how susceptible your organisation really is. Our social engineering prevention services will test your employees, so you can make sure they are protected against this devious attack vector.
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On-going social engineering prevention can be rolled into a package of security services that can offer drastically increased levels of threat protection. By mixing 24/7 security monitoring (SIEM) with regular infrastructure penetration tests and periodic social engineering, Bulletproof can deliver a total cyber security package.
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Frequently asked questions
What is social engineering?
Social engineering is the leveraging of the human aspect of a business in order to gain access to a network and subsequently, confidential information.
How can a business protect against social engineering attacks?
The best place to start is to understand how susceptible you currently are to social engineering attacks. When it comes to social engineering, awareness is key. Knowing the tell-tale signs of a social engineering attacks helps to protect against them.
What are examples of social engineering techniques?
Phishing campaigns are the most common example of social engineering. Crafted emails (sometimes SMS messages) containing malicious attachments or links attempt to fool users into submitting credentials or sensitive data to hostile parties, or to installing malware.
Others may involve malicious actors attempting to bluff their way through physical security. These attacks have an alarmingly high success rate.
See our blog post on penetration testing and social engineering for a more in-depth explanation.
Is my business vulnerable to social engineering?
Some social engineering techniques are extremely sophisticated and targeted, whereas others adopt a blanket approach. All businesses are therefore at risk and will benefit from raising awareness among their staff.
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