Social engineering exploits human trust and vulnerabilities, using deception and manipulation to convince individuals to click harmful links or reveal private credentials. Although it requires targeted intelligence and customization, it’s a successful tactic in 50-90% of all cyberattacks, yet companies often fail to allocate even 5% of resources to combat it. Effective preventative steps include recurring employee training, verified trust in correspondent communication, and the implementation of technical measures.
HSCC CWG urges halting NPRM, calls for joint cybersecurity policy reform to boost healthcare resilience
The Cybersecurity Working Group (CWG) within the U.S. Healthcare and Public Health Sector Coordinating Council (HSCC) has called on the country’s federal administration to work
