The 2024 Data Breach Investigations Report reveals the role that the human element plays in cyber threats, and security leaders are weighing in. 

Cybercriminals can trick business owners and employees into disclosing sensitive information like credentials and passwords, eventually resulting in data breaches and ransomware installations on a business’s network.

A recent study reveals that the media, academia and the general public overestimate the prevalence of system intrusions while underestimating more common causes of cybersecurity incidents and data breaches.

Pan-American Life Insurance Group (PALIG) announced that consumer data, including biometric data, was compromised through the MOVEit cyberattack. 

A recent Malwarebytes report found that online threats are affecting consumer behavior as 70% have experienced a cybersecurity threat while online.

Accelerated adoption of AI technology in businesses has heightened data risks, with the primary risk not intricate hacking techniques but human error.

A recent report shows the United States was the most breached country in Q2 of this year.

A new global study finds 70% of cybersecurity executives think all alerts are being handled while front-line roles report only 36% are handled.

ChatGPT has started to become an indispensable tool for many people, but, cybercriminals have wasted no time in exploiting its security vulnerabilities.

Without question, the “human factor” in cybersecurity has become synonymous with phishing attacks, but that perception is a material part of the problem.