A new phishing campaign on LinkedIn is targeting executives and IT leaders with fake job or project invites. These attacks are happening outside the traditional email inbox, directly inside professional messaging platforms executives use every day. (techradar.com/pro/security/a…) This matters because the best executives get approached by headhunters and recruiters. And those conversations often happen on channels that are intentionally not company-owned: personal phone, personal email, and social media. That creates a blind spot. If an executive gets compromised in that moment, attackers gain more than credentials. They gain leverage, including the ability to threaten exposure and create disruption around the executive’s current role. At The Cyber Health Company, our work helps executives stay secure across phone, email, and social platforms when they are being approached. And when something does go wrong, our privacy-preserving support means executives can get help reactively without making the situation worse or turning it into a larger incident. Book a demo with us to make sure your executives have both proactive and reactive support where you're not monitoring. #CISO #ExecutiveSecurity #Phishing #LinkedIn #CyberHealth