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Attackers Don’t Stop at Email—Your Security Shouldn’t Either

WEBINAR

How to Defend Against Evolving Social Engineering Cyber Attacks 

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Recorded live on Thursday, June 5, 2025

Communication in today’s digital workspace extends far beyond email. Employees use Microsoft Teams, Slack, cloud applications, social media, and file-sharing platforms to stay connected and productive. But cybercriminals are following — and exploiting — these very same platforms. 

Proofpoint Threat Research has seen a staggering 2,524% increase in URL-based threats delivered via SMS-based phishing (smishing) over the past three years. Once they compromise an account, attackers can exfiltrate data, deploy ransomware, commit financial fraud, and erode trust. 

How can organizations stay ahead of multichannel, human-focused attacks?  

Join us for this 30-minute webinar to learn how attackers are evolving their tactics — and how you can evolve your protection strategies.  

You’ll learn: 

  • How social engineering tactics are designed to exploit human behavior and manipulate how people interact with technology. 
  • The anatomy of multichannel, multistage attacks in today’s digital landscape. 
  • Practical strategies and key capabilities to stop threats across email and beyond. 

Featured Speaker

John Tziortzis

AVP, Information Technology and Chief Information Security Officer, Centennial College

John Tziortzis is the Associate Vice President of Information Technology and Chief Information Technology Officer at Centennial College. He leads the advancement of technological innovation to enhance the student experience and drive improved institutional outcomes. John provides strategic oversight across key areas, including Strategic Planning, Information Technology Systems, and Cybersecurity Risk Management. Under his leadership, IT functions as a strategic enabler, aligning technology initiatives with the College’s broader business objectives and supporting its digital transformation. As AVP IT and CISO, he sets the strategic direction for IT service management, infrastructure, DevOps, and cybersecurity, ensuring Centennial College remains secure, agile, and future-ready.