Social engineering isn’t just a cyber risk — it’s the cyber risk.Despite advancements in security technologies, attackers continue to exploit human vulnerabilities with remarkable success, bypassing technical defenses through clever deception, according to Roger Grimes (pictured), data-driven defense evangelist at KnowBe4 Inc.“Since the beginning of computers, social engineering has been the number one way, by far, that devices, networks and environments are compromised — social engineering, and, in particular, email phishing,” he said. “If an organization gets compromised by hackers, malware, ransomware or something like that … it usually involves social engineering