Which of the following methods can be helpful to eliminate social engineering threat? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose three.

Strong password policies, requiring complex passwords and multi-factor authentication, reduce the impact of social engineering attempts that aim to trick users into revealing credentials, as stolen simple passwords become less useful.

Data classification helps users understand the sensitivity of information, making them more cautious when handling it and less likely to inadvertently disclose sensitive data through social engineering tactics.

Data encryption protects data at rest or in transit from unauthorized access if stolen, but it does not directly prevent a social engineering attack from occurring or tricking a user into disclosing information.

Vulnerability assessments identify weaknesses in systems and processes, including potential human vulnerabilities or lack of proper controls that social engineers might exploit, allowing for remediation before an attack.