Social Engineering: Why Employees Are Your Security
Of course, right? Most of us wouldn't even stop to think about it. And most of the time, helping out a coworker like this would be the right thing to do. Not only would it benefit the person asking for help, but it would benefit the organization as well. It's no question why: Our success as a species has always been made possible by our natural proclivity to assist each other in a pinch. For eons, we've helped each other till the fields, build shelters, herd animals, fight off invaders and so forth. The desire to help our neighbors and community members is a powerful driving force that's arguably hard-wired in to our psyche -- by helping our communities succeed, we help ourselves.
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