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What is social engineering and examples?
Social engineering is the manipulation of human beings to obtain confidential or otherwise private information that a person would not otherwise divulge. An example of social engineering would be an email urging users to click a link to confirm their recent purchase. When users click on the link, it takes them to a spoofed web page that mimics a popular shopping website, and when entering their login credentials, hackers capture the data.
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Penetration Testing
Identify exploitable vulnerabilities in networks, web applications, physical facilities, and human assets to better understand susceptibility to security threats and cyberattacks.
Social Engineering
Assess people, processes, and procedures through simulated email phishing attacks, telephone vishing, and onsite attempts to breach physical safeguards.
Advanced Penetration Testing
Execute goal-based attacks that leverage advanced tools and techniques to test an organization’s existing defenses, procedures, and responses to real-world cyberattacks.
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