We've all heard the phrase humans are the weakest link, but rather than still arguing that trope for another decade, let's just say that they're the primary attack vector. According to the Verizon DBIR 82% of breaches involved a human element, but as we unpack that, we find that not all people are created equal when it comes to security. The answer is actually in the data and we've analyzed several years of it and billions of data points spanning phishing, malware, browsing, and data handling. Let us show you what we found and how to solve the problem.
Cybersecurity Threats Hiding in Your Blind Spots? Improve Your Security Posture with This Checklist
74% of breaches involve the human element according to the 2023 Verizon DBIR. Based on our own research, we found that just 8% of users […]
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FAQ: Your Elevate Security Questions Answered
We often get many of the same questions about the Elevate Security platform: How does Elevate differ from other cybersecurity platforms? How does it work? […]
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How to Safeguard Your Help Desk from Social Engineering Attacks
98% of cyber attacks involve some form of social engineering. And while it may be true that c-suite executives are a favored target of threat […]
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