Many years ago, when Steve was in network operations for the University of North Carolina system, an amazing phenomenon occurred. Whenever Steve went on vacation, the network uptime skyrocketed. Of ...

A persistent and often dominant vulnerability remains stubbornly unpatched: the human element. Industry studies paint a stark picture, consistently revealing that up to 95 percent of data breaches ...

Sophisticated AI-fueled attacks are exploiting human weaknesses, compelling a shift towards managing human risk to bolster overall cybersecurity. AI security systems are hardening organizations' ...

Automating routine processes allows staff to concentrate on essential security operations that require judgment. Tasks like analyzing threat intelligence or conducting manual updates no longer consume ...

Amid frequent warnings about the advanced capabilities of cyber threat actors, targeting human frailties remains the primary initial access method for attackers. This reality has led to the ...

When it comes to cybersecurity, human error is one of the biggest risk factors that security teams have to contend with. According to Stanford University ...

Jongkil Jay Jeong does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond ...

Network outages can often be traced to four error-prone activities: fault analysis and response, configuration changes, scaling and failover, and security policies. You might have been alarmed to read ...

Ransomware attacks may dominate the headlines, but the biggest threat to your company’s IT security is considerably more understated. Human error is something that ...