Description
In Unmasking the Social Engineer, the author takes an in-depth look at one of the biggest cybersecurity challenges, “social engineering,” and the exploitation of human simplicity or error. He argues that no matter how much organizations spend on expensive security software and hardware, if employees are not trained, a clever attacker can easily infiltrate a network using psychological techniques. The book focuses specifically on combining the science of nonverbal communication with the principles of information security to show the reader how attackers exploit body language and human behavior.
Drawing on scientific methodologies, especially leading psychological research, the book offers advanced strategies for identifying and decoding body movements and deceptive behaviors. The author teaches the audience how to accurately analyze nonverbal cues to detect suspicious hacker behavior before damage occurs. This work is a comprehensive guide for security professionals to significantly improve their organization’s defenses against attacks based on human deception.
Book Features
- A comprehensive review of the science of nonverbal communication and its direct application in cybersecurity.
- Learn how to accurately decode and analyze body language, facial expressions, and deceptive behaviors.
- Providing practical and advanced solutions to identify social engineering attacks before intrusion occurs.
- Relying on scientific psychological methodologies and findings to understand the motivations of deceivers.
Book specifications
- Publisher: Wiley
- Instructor/Author: Christopher Hadnagy
- Number of pages: 258
- Number of chapters: 9
- Format: PDF
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