Only 8% of users cause 80% of security problems - reason enough for companies to take a closer look at their employees, training and risk potential.
In our increasingly connected world, employees have access to a variety of (collaboration) tools and almost unlimited access to corporate data, making them prime targets for sophisticated attacks such as phishing and BEC (Business Email Compromise). They are also constantly multitasking and have several tools open at the same time. All of these factors make users more vulnerable to mistakes, and traditional security measures are often unable to address these human-centred risks, leading to significant vulnerabilities.
Traditional security awareness only measures simulated risk and training effort, not actual risk. A networked HRM ...