Intro to Cybersecurity: Social Engineering: Workshop | Online

Cybercrime is one of the biggest threats facing companies and individuals worldwide today: according to Cybersecurity Ventures, it’s on track to cost the world $10.5 trillion annually by 2025. And if you use a computer, smart device, or the Internet, you’re at risk.

Whether you’re curious about a career in cybersecurity or just interested in learning how to protect yourself, our Cybersecurity for Beginners series is the perfect place for cyber n00bs to get familiar with the basics.

This is a no-strings-attached opportunity for you to gain technical knowledge and find out if cybersecurity is something you’re passionate about — no experience required. Just show up, and learn something new!

You’ll receive the virtual event link by email before your selected session. In the event you don’t receive it, join us on Zoom here. Please plan to log in promptly, and come ready with questions!

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Intro to Social Engineering

Humans are widely considered to be cybersecurity’s weakest link. Using social engineering, hackers can deceive and manipulate victims into divulging sensitive information via everyday human interaction — an email, a phone call, or even an in-person conversation. In this beginner-friendly event, find out how and why social engineering works, and learn the countermeasures you need to prevent this kind of cyber attack.