Cybermois 2025 : les bonnes pratiques pour résister à l’ingénierie sociale

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CYBERMOIS ! Dans cet épisode d'INCYBER Voices, nous recevons François Deruty, Chief Intelligence Officer chez Sequoia.io, après un long parcours à l’ANSSI et au ministère des Armées.Avec son expérience de terrain, il nous éclaire sur l’ingénierie sociale, cette “science de la persuasion” qui reste la première porte d’entrée des cyberattaques.Au programme :Pourquoi l’ingénierie sociale est redoutable et toujours d’actualité.Les techniques les plus utilisées par les cybercriminels : phishing, vishing, faux logos, campagnes de fraude ciblées…Des exemples concrets d’attaques inventives, y compris sur la domotique et les services financiers.Les services en entreprise les plus ciblés (finance, RH, direction) et pourquoi ils sont vulnérables.Les réflexes à adopter : vérifier l’expéditeur, prendre le temps avant d’agir, séparer usages pro et perso, gérer ses mots de passe.L’importance d’une gouvernance cyber forte et du rôle des dirigeants pour soutenir les RSSI.Des ressources pratiques pour aller plus loin : l’ANSSI et Cybermalveillance.gouv.fr.👉 Un échange concret, émaillé d’anecdotes, qui rappelle que la vigilance humaine reste la première barrière face aux cyberattaques.Un podcast de la marque INCYBERHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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