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ADespite growing investment in technical security measures, a substantial share of corporate data breaches can still be traced back to human error rather than a sophisticated external attack, a pattern that has remained strikingly consistent even as defensive technology has grown far more advanced.
BPhishing emails, carefully disguised to appear as routine internal communication, remain effective precisely because they exploit ordinary workplace habits, such as quickly clicking a link in a message that appears to come from a manager or a familiar supplier.
CSecurity specialists increasingly argue that technical defences alone cannot solve a problem rooted partly in organisational culture; employees who feel rushed or afraid of appearing unhelpful are measurably more likely to bypass a cautious second check before acting on a suspicious request.
DSome companies have responded by normalising a brief pause before acting on unusual requests, explicitly rewarding employees who flag a suspicious message even when it turns out to be harmless, rather than only reacting after a costly incident has already occurred.