Patrick Sayler
Director, Social Engineering
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Cyber Defense Magazine: From Clips to Clones: Social Media’s Role in the Rise of Voice Fraud
The article shows how employees, often unintentionally, provide attackers with abundant voice data and contextual clues through posts, podcasts, video clips, and online interactions, making impersonation easier than ever.
ChannelLife: Australian Retailers Face Holiday Surge in Cyber Scams & Threats
As retailers enter peak holiday shopping season, cybersecurity experts warn of escalating threats targeting retailers and consumers. Learn about common risks and ways to avoid them this holiday season.
Full Tech Ahead: The Explosion of AI Scams: How Hackers Can Trick You
NetSPI’s Director of Social Engineering, Patrick Sayler, joins Amanda Razani, host of the podcast, Full Tech Ahead, for a conversation on the rising threats of SMS Phishing and AI voice cloning.
Dark Reading: As Social Engineering Attacks Skyrocket, Evaluate Your Security Education Plan
NetSPI Director of Social Engineering Patrick Sayler was featured in the Dark Reading article called As Social Engineering Attacks Skyrocket, Evaluate Your Security Education Plan.
Bypassing Mimecast URL and File Inspection
Explore how we successfully bypassed Mimecast URL and file inspection features and worked with the email security company to remediate the issues.
Lifewire: Phishing Is More Common (and More Dangerous) Than Ever—Here’s How to Stay Safe
NetSPI's Patrick Sayler was featured in the Lifewire article called Phishing Is More Common (and More Dangerous) Than Ever—Here's How to Stay Safe.
Automated Social Engineering for the Antisocial Engineer
NetSPI's Patrick Sayler originally gave this presentation at BSides Portland, but don't miss this extended cut version!
Take Him Away, Boys – Creating a Get-Out-of-Jail Letter
On-site social engineering is a unique beast and it carries its own issues when it comes to failure. Unfortunately, night vision goggles do not give you the foresight to see when it will happen, so you’ll need to come prepared with a get-out-of-jail letter.