Enhancing Security Training Against Modern Phishing Threats
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- •Publicly accessible information increases phishing risks for organizations.
- •Sophisticated phishing attempts can exploit easily obtainable data.
- •Enhanced security training is crucial for recognizing phishing red flags.
On September 30, 2026, Ron Zayas, CEO of Ironwall by Incogni, discussed the growing risks associated with publicly accessible online information in a podcast episode. He highlighted that this information can be exploited by bad actors to craft sophisticated phishing attempts targeting organizations. The discussion emphasized the need for improved security training to help employees recognize red flags associated with these phishing schemes. Zayas pointed out that even information from 'people' sites poses a significant threat to individuals and organizations alike. The podcast aims to equip security leaders with strategies to bolster their training programs and protect employees from modern phishing tactics.
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