 
                                    Clever hackers are getting so devious that even IT folks fall for their ploys. Learn how to identify and avoid social engineering attacks. Social engineers prey on human nature, attacking people’s vulnerabilities—fear, greed, naiveté, and kindness—to get what they want. And what do they want? Your money, your credentials, your intellectual property, your contact list…. It’s easier …
 
                                    Are your endusers vulnerable to social engineering? The scammers are counting on it. You’ve gone to great lengths to protect your school network with firewalls, filters, and anti-virus software. But you’ve still got a weak link (or hundreds). It’s called your end-user. Any one of staff members or students could fall for a social-engineering scam that devastates …
 
                                    Could your school district be next? Here’s how to protect your network from hackers. Hack jobs are on the rise. Every week, it seems, we hear stories about someone infiltrating a K–12 network. Sure, you do your best to protect your network from hackers. But it’s not so simple. Among these hackers are crafty scammers, ranging from …
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