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Clicks and Slip-Ups: Guarding Against Human Error in the Cybersecurity Battlefield
Beware the click-happy thumb! 74% of IT pros sweat over human error sparking cyberattacks. Remember, that innocent-seeming email could be a cybercrook’s bait. Stay sharp, cyber-sentries! #Cybersecurity #OopsIDidItAgain
Hot Take:
Oh, humans, you wonderfully flawed creatures. In the digital arena, you're like a bull in a china shop, only the china is data and the bull is clicking on every "You've won a million dollars!" email. The Thales 2024 Data Threat Report confirms what we've always suspected: the biggest threat to cybersecurity is the squishy, error-prone human. While we're making strides with tech, perhaps we need a "Are you really sure you want to click that?" pop-up on every email. Cybersecurity is a team sport, folks, and it looks like we all need to hit the gym.Already a member? Log in here