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60% of Employees Work Around Security Controls. Here’s What That Really Means.
The Stat That Should Stop You in Your Tracks A recent report by Forrester revealed that 60% of employees admit to intentionally working around security controls. That’s not a rounding error. That’s a systemic issue—one that impacts nearly every organization, across sectors, geographies, and maturity levels. Go to Source
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55% of Companies Say They Can’t Verify If AI-Generated Data is Trustworthy—That’s a Huge Risk
We’re Entering the AI Misinformation Era—and Most Companies Aren’t Ready AI is helping businesses scale faster than ever. But it’s also scaling confusion, misdirection, and synthetic content at a pace that’s left traditional governance models in the dust. Go to Source
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Risk vs. Resilience: Why Security Budgets Need a Reality Check
It’s Not Just About Stopping Attacks—It’s About Surviving Them For years, cybersecurity budgets have focused on prevention—on stopping the next breach, blocking the next phish, or patching the next vulnerability. But in today’s volatile, AI-accelerated threat environment, that’s no longer enough. Go to Source
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79% of Security Teams Aren’t Trained on Post-Attack Resilience—That’s a Problem
Prevention-Only Thinking Is Leaving Companies Exposed Go to Source
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Why Technical Cybersecurity Teams Struggle to Understand Human Risk
Different Disciplines, Different Languages Go to Source
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CISOs: If You Don’t Invest in Human Risk, Attackers Will Prove You Wrong
You Can’t Solve a People Problem with a Tool Go to Source
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How to Map Human Risk in Your Organization Like a Threat Network
You Can’t Fix What You Can’t See Go to Source
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Security Culture is a System—So Why Aren’t We Treating It Like One?
Culture Isn’t a Vibe—It’s Infrastructure Go to Source
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The Social Contract of Security: Why Employees Ignore Policies
Understanding the Real Reasons Behind Policy Bypass Go to Source
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AI-Generated Data Breaches Are Already Happening—Here’s What We’ve Learned
The AI Future Isn’t Coming—It’s Here Go to Source