The employee will also learn how to handle these situations using a simple method: Stop, Think, Verify. With examples and practical advice, the training helps the employee stay alert, avoid manipulation, and support the organisation’s security.
Lesson 1: Manipulating Humans
In this lesson, your employees will learn how hackers manipulate human emotions, like urgency, curiosity, trust and fear, to trick people into clicking, sharing, or giving access without thinking twice. By understanding these tactics, your employees will become better at spotting manipulation before it leads to a mistake.
Lesson 2: Different Types of Social Engineering Attacks
In this lesson, your employees will learn how social engineering attacks can happen in many ways—by email, phone, messages, or even face-to-face. They will understand the difference between broad attacks, like phishing, and more personal attacks, like spear phishing or tailgating.
By learning how these attacks work, and how real they can seem, your employees will be more ready to stop, think, and protect the company from risks that are not always easy to see.
Lesson 3: How to Respond to a Social Engineering Attack?
In this lesson, your employees will learn a simple and effective method to protect themselves and the company from social engineering: Stop, Think, Verify.
They will see how attackers use pressure and emotions to confuse peopleand how just taking a moment to pause and check can stop a security incident before it happens.
