Social Engineering is defined as the "psychological manipulation of people into performing actions or divulging confidential information.".

In other words, cyber criminals are very, very good at getting you to give away information - which they subsequently use to do harm.

What makes us so susceptible to social engineering, are we be steered daily into decisions or choices that are not in our best interest - and how can we avoid our triggers being pressed?

Through a 30-minute "live" conversation between Mike Clarke (Empowered People Thrive) and Richard Jackson (Pulse Cyber Security) we will enlighten and intrigue you, giving you and your organisation really useful take-away tips that can be applied straight away to reduce your cyber security risk.