Social engineering. A call “from IT”

Fraudsters fool people, not computers: pause and check through another channel. A “director” writes from a new number and asks you to pay an invoice urgently.

Diagram of social engineering: an urgent message from an unknown number is not obeyed but checked through another channel with the real contact.

Cybersecurity for the office — Short cartoons and familiar screens: Wi-Fi, passwords, bait emails and AI without leaks