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Social Engineering – How To Protect Yourself

November 16, 2017
John Boline

Social Engineering involves using deception to gain access to your system, data or network. It can be physical or in the form of  mail and web access. This presentation focuses on email / website trickery and how to protect you and your machine from infection.

 

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