Can you protect your clients from social engineering

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This infographic explains why social engineering—still the #1 cause of breaches—succeeds when organizations rely on a single security layer. It shows three major risk areas: personal devices used for work, unsecured home routers, and personal information on social media. Each is paired with real-world scenarios illustrating how attacks spread. It advocates multi-tiered protection integrating endpoint security, email security, DNS filtering, and security awareness training to defend clients from evolving threats.

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