
Explore cybersecurity and social engineering, covering types and recognition, and definitions around sensitive information and social engineering frameworks. See how cybersecurity uses precautionary controls aimed at ending social engineering.
Explore the various forms of social engineering, including baiting, scare, pretexting, fishing, spearfishing, tailgating, and quid pro quo, illustrated by examples of attackers luring victims.
Learn to recognize social engineering by thinking before you act; use strong passwords, antivirus software, and spam filters, and don’t share sensitive details or click suspicious prompts.
Classify information into sensitive and non-sensitive, detailing access rules. Non-sensitive data may be widely accessed on social media; sensitive data such as passwords requires authorization and awareness of social engineering.
Explore an online educational website called the Social Engineering Framework that lets individuals click to learn about social engineering and browse information across all categories.
This course will teach you the most common social engineering threats and how to protect yourself and your systems from social engineering attacks.
Social engineering is essentially the art of gaining access to buildings, systems or data by exploiting human psychology, rather than by breaking in or using technical hacking techniques.
In this course we are going to learn how these techniques work and what can be done to form a protective shield for you and your loved ones from them.
To completely understand computer security, it's vital to step outside the fence and to think outside the box. Computer security is not just about firewalls, Intrusion Prevention Systems or antiviruses. It's also about tricking people into doing whatever a hacker wishes, for their benefit. A secure system, network or infrastructure is also about informed people. That's it what about this course is all about. Knowing how easy is for a hacker to make a regular user to do something harmful for himself, even being aware that is making a bit mistake.
In this course we will learn about
1. Introduction to social engineering
2. Sensitive vs social vs non sensitive information
3. Types of social engineering
4.Social engineering framework
By the time you've completed this course, you will have a strong knowledge about social engineering.