Episode 38 - Social Engineering: The Human Hacker with Chris Hadnagy

Episode 38 - Social Engineering: The Human Hacker with Chris Hadnagy

Human error is the biggest cybersecurity threat. Social engineering and psychological attacks are often the most successful for attackers, penetration testers, and red teams. In this episode, Ron and Chris are joined by Chris Hadnagy an expert and leader in Social Engineering. Chris shares practical advice and wisdom how psychology plays part in social engineering and how to get started.

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