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Jenny Radcliffe, People Hacker: Know Your People Better Than The Bad Guys
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What makes your organization tick? What does it love and what does it hate? Where do your employees 'hang out' and share information? Are your employees happy?
These are the things that social engineers are looking to find out. These are things that help hackers hack humans to hack organizations - and they're getting pretty good at it.
World-renowned social engineer and people hacker Jenny Radcliffe joins Tim Sadler on the podcast this week to discuss the art of persuasion, manipulation and persuasion. She reveals how cybercriminals can convince your employees into doing their malicious deeds for them and explains why business leaders must know their people better than the bad guys.
If you want to hear more from Jenny, you can listen to her own podcast - Human Factor Security. And if you want to learn more about social engineering scams, you can find lots of insights on the Tessian blog and you can subscribe to the Tessian newsletter to stay up to date with all our Human Layer Security news.
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