Feb. 17, 2021
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As Australian hedge fund manager Levitas Capital found out the hard way, the consequences of clicking on a fake Zoom invite can be dire. Our two-part series provides 11 lessons from the incident that led to the Levitas fund’s downfall. Part one described the incident and outlined the first three lessons intended to help other companies avoid similar outcomes. This second article offers eight more lessons. See “How Can Your Firm Avoid Being the Next Target of a Cultural Engineering Attack?” (Sep. 16, 2020).
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