Two ways an organization can help prevent social engineering attacks are:
1. Employee Training: Organizations can train their employees to recognize and avoid social engineering attacks. Employees should be educated on the different types of social engineering attacks, such as phishing and pretexting, and how to identify them. Additionally, employees should be trained on how to respond to social engineering attacks, such as not providing sensitive information over the phone or email.
2. Strict Access Controls: Organizations can implement strict access controls to limit the amount of sensitive information that employees have access to. This can include limiting access to certain databases or files, and requiring multi-factor authentication to access sensitive systems. By limiting access to sensitive information, organizations can reduce the risk of social engineering attacks.