Arun Vishwanath, a leading expert in cybersecurity, has held faculty positions at the University at Buffalo, Indiana University, and the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University. He has written on human cyber vulnerability and related topics for CNN, the Washington Post, and other major media.
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Acknowledgments vii Introduction 1 1 How Social Engineering Evolved 23 2 What Makes Social Engineering Possible 41 3 How CISOs Are Dealing with Social Engineering 65 4 Why Do People Fall for Social Engineering? 89 5 The Key Symptom 117 6 Performing an Accurate Diagnosis 135 7 Conducting a User Cyber Risk Assessment 159 8 From Cyber Risk to Cyber Hygiene 179 9 A Tale of Five Implementations 203 10 Reversing the Social Engineer's Advantages 225 Notes 247
Acknowledgments vii Introduction 1 1 How Social Engineering Evolved 23 2 What Makes Social Engineering Possible 41 3 How CISOs Are Dealing with Social Engineering 65 4 Why Do People Fall for Social Engineering? 89 5 The Key Symptom 117 6 Performing an Accurate Diagnosis 135 7 Conducting a User Cyber Risk Assessment 159 8 From Cyber Risk to Cyber Hygiene 179 9 A Tale of Five Implementations 203 10 Reversing the Social Engineer's Advantages 225 Notes 247
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