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Protect Your Enterprise Against Social Media Hoaxes

In an era of fake news and constant misinformation, Facebook/Instagram/WhatsApp hoaxes have become a prime vector for malicious actors to take information from users who are willingly handing it over in the hopes of gaining goods or services in return. Gone are the days of the Nigerian Prince emails, welcome to the new age of social engineering.

Moez Janmohammad, a cybersecurity engineer at CRITICALSTART, discusses how to protect your organization given the evolving sophistication of cybercriminals.

Featured in Retail IT Insights | May 2, 2019

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