🔴 Social Engineering Detection Moves Into the Live Conversation

Companies are pouring time and dollars into security awareness training, but there is little empirical evidence to suggest it actually works against social engineering.

Social engineering remains a primary and successful attack vector. While system vulnerabilities can be patched, social engineering cannot. The most common pseudo ‘patch’ is user awareness training, but this has failed to block the vector. Human defenders should not and cannot be expected to detect trickery designed to manipulate their psychology. And the tricks are becoming better hidden and more sophisticated with the use of AI deep fakery.