The Anatomy of a Phishing Email
One of the most common tactics threat actors use to trick individuals into giving up sensitive information, like login credentials, […] ... Read More
Balancing Security and Service
Even in today’s digitally interconnected world, the front line of information security isn’t always a firewall or an encryption protocol. […] ... Read More
The Summer Online Safety Guide for Kids
School’s out, the sun is shining—and kids are spending more time online than ever. Whether it’s endless YouTube videos, Roblox […] ... Read More
Be Wary of Quishing
No…we’re not making up new words just for the fun of it! You’ve probably seen QR codes popping up everywhere […] ... Read More
The Threat Landscape: SMiShing
On your way to work, you drive through an E-Z pass toll lane. Days or weeks later, you get a […] ... Read More
Red Teaming for Beginners: Key Lessons from My First Engagement
To me, one the most appealing aspects of becoming a professional social engineer was red teaming on an onsite job. […] ... Read More
Listening Beyond Hearing: Thriving as a Disabled Professional at SECOM (Part 2)
At SECOM, the diversity of our team allows more realistic testing for clients. There is no single “type” of malicious […] ... Read More
Disability Access Within the Field of Social Engineering
I’ve seen people with disabilities in online discussions and on the Social Engineer Slack channel exploring suitable career paths. It’s […] ... Read More
How to Take Control of Your Online Presence
Many of us don’t realize just how much we share about ourselves on the internet. Social media provides us with […] ... Read More
Social Engineering: Back to the Basics
When I first heard of social engineering, about 6 years ago, I couldn’t define it clearly and concisely if you […] ... Read More
