Social engineering isn't pen testing. If you're insecure, act confidently - like you're supposed to be there. Everything else will follow.

bsmuir: trendlabs offer some ideas to defend against insider threats & social engineering of employees. #infosec #… bit.ly/1PU5Tb1

Security execs call on companies to improve ‘cyber hygiene’ - FT.com ow.ly/MdA4c

Social engineer attacks don't happen overnight. Often times, social engineers build long term relationships that build trust.

Even Tesla Motors, the foremost innovator in electric car technology, isn't safe. x.com/kevinmitnick/s…

forbes.com/sites/ciocentr… … Great article by Eric Savitz on humans as the weak link in security and the importance of employee training

Your place of business and residence are sanctuaries. Being wary of any unknown people on the premises is vital in preventing attacks.

mlive.com/news/bay-city/… Phishing websites cost little to set up, yet they were still able to cost these realtors $25,000.

Along with traditional in-person tactics, like tailgating or diversions social engineers are prevalent in social media and on the phone.

proofpoint.com/sites/default/… If you work in sales, finance or procurement, take note - a study shows you are likely to click on phishing links.

darkreading.com/vulnerabilitie… Big companies can still feel the burn of social engineering. Article by Mathew Schwartz

One man's trash is another man's treasure. When trash is out for collection, there is no legal expectation of privacy. Use locks to protect.

Romanian Police Breaks Up #Cyber Gang That Stole Over $15M From Banks #cybersecurity #banking forensicmag.com/news/2015/04/r…

Be aware of positively reinforced manipulation. It's a way to the underbelly of your business.

Keep updated on the latest 0-day social engineering attacks by using sites like Twitter, as well as InfoSec blogs and sites (ie CIO.com)

i.imgur.com/IZPo0vY.jpg Not for business use, per se, but useful reference to keep handy (especially when travelling outside of Phoenix).

The number one way to stop the evils of social engineering is an awareness of it.

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A strong #password: Is significantly different from previous passwords. passwordrandom.com/random-passwor… #infosec