Despite organizations' continuous investment in security tools, social engineering still remains one of the most effective attack techniques. Phishing, impersonation, and abuse of trust are becoming more persistent, more targeted, and harder to detect—while insiders, former employees, and everyday behaviors can unintentionally increase exposure.
From MFA fatigue to highly tailored phishing attempts and voice‑based impersonation, attackers are refining their tactics to exploit people rather than systems. At the same time, gaps in employee offboarding, workforce changes, and public exposure on social platforms are creating new insider‑driven risks organizations must address.
What you'll learn
In this session, our experts will examine how social engineering techniques and insider risks are evolving. Drawing on real‑world experience and recent incidents, our speakers will cover:
How social engineering is evolving beyond generic phishing
Why targeted phishing is becoming more effective against specific roles
Where defenses still struggle despite MFA and awareness programs
How insider risk emerges through poor offboarding and disengaged employees
Our experts will share practical guidance on reducing social engineering and insider risk, with actionable insights you can apply immediately. You'll also have the opportunity to ask questions during a live Q&A.
Meet our speaker
Brent Long
Senior Security Consultant
Beazley Security
Brent Long
Senior Security Consultant
Beazley Security
About Brent Long
TBC
Jad Nehme
Director, Cyber Solutions
Beazley Security
Jad Nehme
Director, Cyber Solutions
Beazley Security
About Jad Nehme
Jad veille à ce que les clients cyber aient une bonne expérience avec BeazleySecurity, tirent le meilleur parti des services de prévention proposés et bénéficient du meilleur soutien possible en cas d'incident.
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