Explore the world of social engineering and human vulnerability in cybersecurity with Jenny Radcliffe's keynote address from Infosecurity Europe 2015. Delve into the concept of "People Hacking" and understand why everyone is susceptible to social engineering tactics. Examine common blind spots in security measures and learn about the role of red teams in identifying weaknesses. Discover emerging trends in psychological hacks and gain insights into the resurrection of old techniques in modern cybercrime. This 32-minute talk challenges the notion of complete security and offers valuable perspectives on mitigating human risk in the digital landscape.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Who is Snow White
Social Engineers
People Hacker
You are vulnerable
We have it covered
The blind spots
Red teams
Whats new
Psychological hacks
Rising from the dead
Taught by
Infosecurity Europe
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