Social engineering training: The Dream Client
Social Engineering training in a 2:40 animated story. It covers The levers behind scams (authority, urgency, reciprocity); pretexting. In English and Arabic, with captions you can switch on or off, and a scenario quiz at the end.
What your team will learn
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Identify four common pressure levers in social engineering (liking, reciprocity, authority and urgency) in a chat, a phone call or an email.
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Explain pretexting: a made-up story that makes each request feel normal, even when it comes from a real address with no links and several channels agree.
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Check a request with the person it names, through a channel you choose (a number or address you already know, not one the requester gave), hold it if you can't reach them, and keep internal details to yourself until you have.
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Report a social engineering attempt to the security team, even when nothing was given away.
The story
“The Dream Client” is the story at the heart of this course. Rob (sales coordinator) is the lead character; the learner watches the situation unfold, spots the warning signs, and sees the right thing to do. Set in Nakhlora Group, a fictional Gulf company.
Sample quiz question
A friendly visitor on the sales chat asks Rob who approves new client accounts, and whether Faisal is around this week. What should Rob do?
- Answer both straight away, because fast replies win new clients.
- Give a short answer, with no phone numbers or emails.
- Keep internal details, like who's away, to himself until he's checked.
- Reply to her, since she named Faisal and must know him.
Correct answer: Keep internal details, like who's away, to himself until he's checked.
Why: Who approves what and who is away look harmless, but they are a map for an attacker. Keep them to yourself until you've checked.
Full transcript
Transcript of the English video. The Arabic transcript is on the Arabic page.
Key facts
| Length (English) | 2:40 |
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| Length (Arabic) | 3:14 |
| Languages | English · العربية |
| Captions | WebVTT |
| Quiz bank | 15 |
| Questions shown | 10 |
| Pass mark | 80 |
| Lead character | Rob — sales coordinator |
| LMS id | 2040 |
Questions people ask
How long is the Social Engineering course?
2:40 in English and 3:14 in Arabic.
Is the course available in Arabic?
Yes — a full Arabic version with Arabic voices and a right-to-left Arabic course layer.
Does it include a quiz?
Yes — a bank of 15 scenario questions; each learner gets 10 in random order, pass mark 80.