Spot the Phish: A Beginner's Guide to Social Engineering Attacks

​Cybercriminals don't always break in — sometimes they just ask. Social engineering attacks like phishing, pretexting, and impersonation are among the most common ways individuals and organizations get compromised, and they work because they target people, not systems.

​In this beginner-friendly online workshop, Moringa School alumnus Hawi Alot — a practitioner with hands-on experience in data protection, compliance, and cybersecurity awareness — will walk you through how these attacks work, how to recognize them, and what to do when you suspect something isn't right.

​What you'll learn:

• ​How social engineering attacks are designed to manipulate you

• ​Real-world examples of phishing, smishing, and impersonation tactics

• ​Practical techniques for spotting red flags before it's too late

• ​Simple habits that protect you and your organization

​Who should attend:
Students, working professionals, and anyone who wants to navigate the digital world more safely — no technical background required.

​📅 Wednesday, August 12
💻 Online