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The New and Improved Social-Engineer

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Many of our followers know the story of how Social-Engineer came to life. For those of you who might not know, let us tell you the short version. We started all of this as a hobby. Social engineering has been a part of Chris’ life for a long time. It was only a natural progression that he would start Social-Engineer.Org. Shortly after the birth of the framework, the SE Podcast became a staple for many in the security industry, and then Chris was commissioned to write the book “Social Engineering: The Art Of Human Hacking”.

All of these factors combined to create the company, Social-Engineer, LLC. We wanted to take a few moments to introduce our new website and the new version of our company.

First, we are really excited to announce our growth. We add an official “Wrangler” of our team, Amanda Marchuk. She is in charge of keeping us on task, organized, and moving in the right direction. We have given Amanda a huge task; anyone who has to manage Chris’ schedule deserves an award.

Next, we have added a truly unique addition to our team. We gladly welcome Michele Fincher. Michele comes to us with an amazing background. Graduating with honors from the US Air Force Academy and Auburn University, she holds a BS in Human Factors Engineering and an MS in Counseling. She served at the Academy as an instructor and counselor while on active duty and later, as a civilian. After completing 10 years in the US Air Force, she worked in many different fields, but rested perfectly as an instructor in the security field after gaining her CISSP. Through pure social engineering skills, we got Michele to agree to be part of our team. She has already helped us in many ways and the future is looking brighter.

After growing and gaining new clients in government, the financial, medical, and pharmaceutical sectors, we decided it was time to abandon the older “hacker image” we held onto for so long and launch a brand-new website with a cleaner, more professional look and feel.

You will notice things are laid out to make it easier for you to browse. Our homepage houses the first of a series of videos designed to help you understand social engineering and what we can do to help. We will be offering more courses, and have an events calendar so you can find out where we will be and when.

We hope you enjoy the site and it helps you understand our goals. We look forward to working with you and hearing your feedback. Make sure to check this blog often for corporate news and new announcements.

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Security Assessment Case Study
Learn more about the importance of a Social Engineering Risk Assessment.
Security Assessment Case Study
Learn more about the importance of a Social Engineering Risk Assessment.
What Makes Us Different
At Social-Engineer, we pride ourselves on what we do and how we do it. We are a security services provider, focusing on four primary attack vectors. This case study will go through how we can protect your company and what makes us different.
What Makes Us Different
At Social-Engineer, we pride ourselves on what we do and how we do it. We are a security services provider, focusing on four primary attack vectors. This case study will go through how we can protect your company and what makes us different.
Woman vs Machine
Technology is providing new, more innovative ways to enhance our world. Scientists are constantly developing smarter, faster and more intelligent machines, systems and robots. There is no doubt that each of these has evolved beyond their clockwork origins.
Woman vs Machine
Technology is providing new, more innovative ways to enhance our world. Scientists are constantly developing smarter, faster and more intelligent machines, systems and robots. There is no doubt that each of these has evolved beyond their clockwork origins.
Vishing and Phishing Must Be Ongoing to Be Effective
Most companies have a security awareness program in one form or another. If they don’t, it should be on the short list of programs to start as soon as possible. In our experience, many of these programs take the form of computer-based training.
Vishing and Phishing Must Be Ongoing to Be Effective
Most companies have a security awareness program in one form or another. If they don’t, it should be on the short list of programs to start as soon as possible. In our experience, many of these programs take the form of computer-based training.
A Case Study in Vishing
Vishing (voice-based phishing) has been a problem for quite a long time. There are many vendors in the marketplace that offer vishing services. However they tend to use robo-callers or call centers for large volume engagements. If they are using trained humans to make calls, it is likely in very low numbers.
A Case Study in Vishing
Vishing (voice-based phishing) has been a problem for quite a long time. There are many vendors in the marketplace that offer vishing services. However they tend to use robo-callers or call centers for large volume engagements. If they are using trained humans to make calls, it is likely in very low numbers.
Benefits of a Social-Engineering Risk Assessment Engagement
Your company is important. Indeed, the data you hold for your clients or employees is very valuable and attackers seek to capitalize on that data any way they can. This is where a Social Engineering Risk Assessment (SERA) engagement can help uncover possible vulnerability to attackers.
Benefits of a Social-Engineering Risk Assessment Engagement
Your company is important. Indeed, the data you hold for your clients or employees is very valuable and attackers seek to capitalize on that data any way they can. This is where a Social Engineering Risk Assessment (SERA) engagement can help uncover possible vulnerability to attackers.
The Business Value of the Social-Engineer Phishing Service
Cybercriminals are targeting the human element of organizations. Additionally, they are developing techniques to use an organization’s employees as the first point of entry. According to the 2021 Verizon DBIR report, of the 3,841 security breaches reported using social engineering, phishing was the key vector for over 80% of them.
The Business Value of the Social-Engineer Phishing Service
Cybercriminals are targeting the human element of organizations. Additionally, they are developing techniques to use an organization’s employees as the first point of entry. According to the 2021 Verizon DBIR report, of the 3,841 security breaches reported using social engineering, phishing was the key vector for over 80% of them.