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WannaCry is only a small taste of what could happen in the future. It is yet another wake-up call to become smarter than criminals, increase our cyber resilience and architect our systems and our teams to prevent attacks. 
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"Social engineering" scams such as phishing, which rely on manipulating users to reveal information, remain among the top cybersecurity threats in higher education, as a 2016 tax return scam at Virginia's Tidewater Community College highlights.
Dave berkeley's curator insight,
May 14, 2017 9:44 AM
Social engineering is one the most pervasive and successful scams. Be aware and don't trust on first blush that the person you are talking to is legitimate.
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