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The 2 AM Problem

The takeaway

Test staff vigilance during off-peak hours when social engineering attempts are most likely to succeed.

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Fraudsters deliberately target organizations during low-oversight windows — nights, weekends, and holidays. Security training must prepare employees for the reality that verification protocols are equally important at 2 AM as at 2 PM, regardless of the urgency or apparent legitimacy of the request.

“Fraudsters don't respect business hours. Neither should your training.”

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