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Hi there Maurice, after seeing your work at the Defence industries...
Hi there Sade, after seeing your work at the Technology’s Institute...
Hi there Joe, after seeing your work at the Ministry of...
Hi there Toni, after seeing your work at the Department for Science, Innovation and business, we’d be grateful if you’d agree to be our keynote speaker at our prestigious conference.
We can offer you an attractive fee and all expenses will be paid. Just accept my request to connect and I’ll tell you more. Connecting with profiles you don’t know can have unforeseen and damaging consequences.
With one click you could become linked to malicious profiles and networks run by hostile states or organised criminals. You could inadvertently associate your organisation...
...your manager...
...and your colleagues too.
And, depending on your role, you may even harm national security.
So if you think you have linked with a suspicious profile,
please report it to your security manager,
then take the time to review and remove the profile.
So that you, your colleagues, and your friends are no longer at risk. This can happen to anyone.
The threat is real
So please think before you link.
Avoid being compromised by following the 4 R ’s ...
Recognise the profile as a possible fake. Realise the potential threat.
Report to your security manager. Remove them from your network.
THINK BEFORE YOU LINK
LINKED video with Audio Description
Hi there Maurice, after seeing your work at the Defence industries...
Hi there Sade, after seeing your work at the Technology’s Institute...
Hi there Joe, after seeing your work at the Ministry of...
Hi there Toni, after seeing your work at the Department for Science, Innovation and business, we’d be grateful if you’d agree to be our keynote speaker at our prestigious conference.
We can offer you an attractive fee and all expenses will be paid. Just accept my request to connect and I’ll tell you more. Connecting with profiles you don’t know can have unforeseen and damaging consequences.
With one click you could become linked to malicious profiles and networks run by hostile states or organised criminals. You could inadvertently associate your organisation...
...your manager...
...and your colleagues too.
And, depending on your role, you may even harm national security.
So if you think you have linked with a suspicious profile,
please report it to your security manager,
then take the time to review and remove the profile.
So that you, your colleagues, and your friends are no longer at risk. This can happen to anyone.
The threat is real
So please think before you link.
Avoid being compromised by following the 4 R ’s ...
Recognise the profile as a possible fake. Realise the potential threat.
Report to your security manager. Remove them from your network.
THINK BEFORE YOU LINK