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About the Author About Florindo Gallicchio: Florindo Gallicchio is a Managing Director at NetSPI and serves as a strategic advisor to executives, boards of directors, and technology staff. He is a senior risk management and information security practitioner with extensive experience in building and running cyber security programs to securely manage the business while also achieving and maintaining compliance to regulatory and industry requirements. Prior to joining NetSPI, Florindo was the CISO at a global advisory investment firm in New York City. He began his career with the National Security Agency while serving in the U.S. Navy, where in ten years of service he worked in signals and communications intelligence collection and systems exploitation. Florindo can be reached online at (Florindo.Gallicchio@netspi.com, @SecureFlorindo, etc..) and at our company website https://www.netspi.com Cyber Defense eMagazine – August 2021 Edition 78 Copyright © 2021, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Top Tips Every SMB Must Know to Safeguard from Phishing Scams People, processes, and intelligent threat response safeguard SMBs By Nadav Arbel, co-founder and CEO, CYREBRO Phishing, coming in the form of emails, scam phone calls, and phony web sites remains the most grave cybersecurity threat that SMBs are facing, and in 2020 businesses accrued approximately $12 billion in losses alone. These attacks are widespread due to the persuasive social engineering tactics that target staff (and executives) with tailored campaigns to lure employees into opening malicious files and links while masquerading as a trusted entity to suspend disbelief. The ‘parade of horribles’ begins once attackers gain inside access. They’ll exploit your accounts, such as email, to learn more about the company’s activities to maximize their haul. The big score comes when the attackers start communicating with the finance department, requesting sensitive banking info, changing account information, or rerouting payments to their own accounts. They’ll also attempt to defraud others in the company by impersonating the compromised user, taking full advantage of the inherent trust of workplace relationships. They’ll then ultimately steal sensitive information or hold SMBs hostage with ransomware. Phishing attacks are avoidable when we take common sense steps; it doesn’t take a security sleuth to identify when something is ‘off’. Spelling mistakes, unusual requests, peculiar timing, pressure tactics, Cyber Defense eMagazine – August 2021 Edition 79 Copyright © 2021, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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