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Ever wonder what scam artists, hackers, intelligence agents, sales people, and others have in common? A deep understanding of the human mind and its weaknesses. In this webinar series, you will gain an understanding of social engineering, methods used by attackers, and how a social engineering attack is conducted. We will explore how a hacker, fraudster, security professional and others manipulate their victims to provide credentials, sensitive employee information, account information and more. Lastly, we will share best practices on how to recognize social engineering in your personal and professional lives as they are connected more now than ever before. Please join us for this webinar series presented by the Silicon Valley Council of Nonprofits and Pocket Security, Inc. (a Cybersecurity Nonprofit for Nonprofits).
Presenters:
Ashley is a Security Awareness innovator and cyber professional who has spent several years understanding the public’s technology and security concerns. Her background in technology support allows her to understand people and what motivates them to make the decisions they do around security. Ashley is passionate about creating security cultures at organizations that are infused with empowerment, behavioral cybersecurity and interaction at Hoxhunt. She is responsible for creating custom Security Awareness training for Pocket Security, Inc. (a Cyber Security Nonprofit for Nonprofits). Ashley is also the founder and creator of A Cup of Securitea-a social media channel where they talk about healthy security habits over a cup of tea or coffee.
SVCN strives to host inclusive, accessible events that enable all individuals, including individuals with disabilities, to engage fully. To request an accommodation or for inquiries about accessibility, please email Marvah Gorlorwulu at [email protected].
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