10 Tips for Spotting SMishing and Vishing

This video highlights the risks of disclosing patient information without first verifying requester identity.

Social engineering occurs when a hacker uses two-way forms of communication, including phones and messaging, to trick users into sharing personal or confidential information. Our Social Engineering module teaches a three-step method to add clarity to a confusing conversation, challenge the other person's identity and verify suspicious requests.

Smart devices may not be smart choices when it comes to office security. Join Ivana and Erica as they check out the potential dangers of unshielded IoT.