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Esplora il rischio cyber umano, i comportamenti di sicurezza e le guide pratiche.

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Cybersecurity Insights18 min read

The Anatomy of a Phishing Attack: From the First Email to the Final Click

Phishing attacks exploit trust, using convincing emails and deceptive links to trick people into handing over sensitive information. Discover how an attack unfolds, from the first email to the final click, and what organisations can do to prevent costly consequences.

Emma Okereke

Cybersecurity researcher, technical writer, and SOC analyst passionate about making cybersecurity clear, practical, and accessible. She explores security trends, workplace awareness, and the evolving threat landscape.

20 October 2026

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People & Culture7 min read

A High-Risk Score Is Not a Character Reference: Why Cybersecurity Should Guide, Not Judge

A high-risk score can reveal where cybersecurity needs attention, but it doesn't define an employee. Discover why organisations should use risk indicators to encourage learning, guide training, and strengthen security rather than assign blame

Emma Okereke

Cybersecurity researcher, technical writer, and SOC analyst passionate about making cybersecurity clear, practical, and accessible. She explores security trends, workplace awareness, and the evolving threat landscape.

9 October 2026

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Product & Use Cases5 min read

Who Can Use Encrisoft

Who says cybersecurity is only an IT problem? Discover who Encrisoft is built for, from security and HR teams to managers and employees, and how each can use the platform to build stronger security awareness.

Emma Okereke

Cybersecurity researcher, technical writer, and SOC analyst passionate about making cybersecurity clear, practical, and accessible. She explores security trends, workplace awareness, and the evolving threat landscape.

5 October 2026

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Board Notes3 min read

The businesses most likely to be attacked are the least able to afford protection

Attackers do not always need to break through a firewall or discover some sophisticated technical vulnerability. Sometimes they only need one person to trust the wrong message.

Vincent Olagbemide

CEO & Co-founder @ Encrisoft

17 September 2026

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