How to Identify a Phishing Attempt and Thwart It (Video)
On May 18, 2022 the CPM Learning Objective online seminar was called How to Identify a Phishing Attempt and Thwart It. Opening or clicking on one link in a phishing email sent to your firm can have disastrous effects. It is not just email either, they come from phone calls, texts, messaging services, and more. Learn how to identify the tell-tale signs of phishing, what you should do to minimize the threats, and how to make sure everyone in your firm keeps vigilance top of mind. In this session we looked at some examples of common exploits and tools to reduce the threats.
The recording is now available at: https://youtu.be/GV0AIodorAQ (expand to full screen, click the gear icon, and change the Quality to 1080pHD). Share this blog post and video with your team to help keep everyone in the firm up to speed on these threats to your firm’s security.
For Further Reading/Viewing:
- How to Identify a Phishing Attempt and Thwart It – North Carolina Bar Association
- Good Backup Is Good Business Continuity – North Carolina Bar Association
- The Cost of Not Upgrading Technology – North Carolina Bar Association
- Staying Up to Speed on Security – North Carolina Bar Association
- Recalling Privacy – North Carolina Bar Association
- The Tale of the Stolen Briefcase – North Carolina Bar Association
- Make Email Less Dangerous – North Carolina Bar Association
- Simple Steps to Protect Mobile Devices – North Carolina Bar Association
- Basic Security Best Practices for Law Firms – North Carolina Bar Association
- Is a Password Enough To Keep Your Sensitive Information Safe? – North Carolina Bar Association
- 2022: The Year Zero Trust Becomes Mainstream
- FBI and NSA say: Stop doing these 10 things that let the hackers in | ZDNet
- Ransomware Today | Top Tips for Law Firms – Attorney at Work
- The Rise of Two-Factor Authentication and the Authenticators | Law Practice Tips
- Setting Up a Password Manager – YouTube