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Cracking the Code: When IT Pros Turn Cybersecurity Villains – A Surprising Plot Twist!
Plot twist! The ‘Employee Information Security Violations’ are as risky as external hacking threats. Even your trusted IT officers might be the culprits, and weak passwords are still, sadly, a thing. So, before blaming that hoodie-wearing hacker, remember – the enemy may be within. It’s…
Hot Take:
Oh, the irony! The very people employed to protect your company's cybersecurity are the ones moonlighting as the internal threat. A recent study by Kaspersky found that employees intentionally violating cybersecurity protocols are almost as dangerous as external hackers. The study found that in the APAC region, internal breaches are almost on par with external attacks. And here we were, thinking the biggest threat to cybersecurity was that guy in the basement with a hoodie and a nefarious grin. If you're looking for a plot twist, this is it!Already a member? Log in here