Recent studies show that 82% of cyber incidents result from unintended human behavior. Further, the errant behavior of only 5% of all users creates most of this risk. This is pretty alarming, and yet no one is talking about it. Modifying the behavior of these few individuals can have a force multiplier effect on reducing overall enterprise cyber risks.
Welcome to Friendly Fire: Mitigating Unintentional User Risk. Where we explore Human Risk, to raise awareness across the industry, and stimulate discussion on how we can create a security culture that better protects all of us, emphasizes personal responsibility, and focuses on enterprise-wide behavior change.
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Robert Fly: Pretty Fly For A Security Guy
Research shows that 80% of the users of your tools cause 8% of your security incidents. You cannot safeguard your […]
Masha Sedova: Employee Security Mistakes Are inevitable, Resulting Incidents Aren’t
8% of your employees are going to cause 80% of your security incidents. Employee mistakes are inevitable, no matter how […]
Janet Heins: I Love To Build
Having a diverse background in our careers rewards us with diverse experiences and insights. Janet Heins brings the breadth of […]
A Psychoanalytical Perspective on Being a CISO with Mark Eggleston
The role of a CISO is one with many responsibilities. How do people in this position manage and balance everything […]
George Finney: Zero Trusts Given
In a Zero Trust model, you have to always assume a breach. This is a model that everyone needs to […]
Paul Connelly: The First CISO at the White House
Do you think your job is hard? Well, being the Chief Security Officer at HCA Healthcare, Paul Connelly was able […]
Dynamic Trust And Zero Trust – What’s The Difference? With Luke Simonetti
Zero Trust has been a thing for a few years now, and people have leaned into it. However, Booz Allen’s […]
Camille Morhardt: Inspiration Is Better Than Motivation
Many people in workplaces around the world have clicked dubious links thinking they’re important emails from work. These people have […]
Nick Ryan: Striving to be the smartest may not be the best idea.
If you are the smartest person in your organization, then you’re doing something wrong. Listen to your host Matthew Stephenson […]
Dr. Justin Pelletier: Protect The Outside By Protecting The Inside
A cyberattack is a real and ongoing danger for businesses today. Cybersecurity training can help you protect your company from […]
