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#220: Social Engineering for Counter-Adversaries
Welcome to another _secpro!
This week, we’re poking the brain of CISO expert David Gee to deliver you some insights which line up nicely with his new book: A Day in the Life of a CISO. We’ve also included our popular PDF resource again, to help you improve your training sessions and help the non-specialists amongst us to make the right moves in the age of AI. Check it out!
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Austin Miller
Editor-in-Chief
This week’s article
2025 Unit 42 Global Incident Response Report: Social Engineering Edition
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Recently, along with a wealth of other industry-critical information and resources, Palo Alto’s Unit 42 published their incident response report concerning social engineering. As an area of practice that has always fascinated me—as more art than science—this immediately grabbed my attention and almost forced me to start taking notes. With this in mind, we as a team are heading out over the next few weeks to dig deeper into social engineering and help you discern the golden kernels that you need to access.
