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Modern social engineering attacks exploit the gaps between siloed security tools. In this publication, this IDC Spotlight examines why defending the full attack chain calls for unifying digital risk protection, email security, and human risk management on one platform.

Learn how Doppel Email Security protects Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace from phishing, business email compromise, credential theft, domain impersonation, and other advanced social engineering attacks.

Doppel’s five-week honeypot project in Japan exposes how localized threat actors operate. This report breaks down attacker timing patterns, the top impersonated regional brands, and common fraud tactics. Learn how moving inside the target environment closes critical visibility gaps across the social engineering attack chain.

Explore Doppel's Human Risk Management solution to see how Doppel strengthens your internal defenses against real attacker tactics through multi-channel simulation, tailored training, and risk modeling.

Explore Doppel's Digital Risk Protection solution to see how Doppel maps and dismantles impersonation, fraud, and counterfeit attacks across domains, social, ads, dark web, apps, messaging and more.

Election season creates exactly the conditions social engineering thrives on. Doppel’s free voter training course, Calm in the Campaign Chaos, offers practical guidance on how to recognize suspicious content, verify sources, and take a safer next step before urgency turns into action.

Learn how manufacturers can expose and eliminate AI-powered social engineering attacks before they disrupt operations, compromise supplier relationships, or impact revenue.

This solution brief explores how Doppel helps manufacturers detect and disrupt coordinated social engineering campaigns, protect executives and suppliers from impersonation, reduce vendor fraud and credential theft, and strengthen employee resilience through threat-informed training and email security.

Manufacturers are facing a growing social engineering risk as their operations, systems, and supplier networks become more connected. Attackers are taking advantage of this complexity by impersonating executives, vendors, partners, and employees to gain trust, steal credentials, redirect payments, or disrupt critical business processes. With AI-generated content, these attacks are becoming harder to spot and easier to scale.