Security misconfigurations arise when security settings are not defined and implemented, or when default values are maintained. Usually, this means the configuratio… See more

Credential stuffing happens when an attacker uses stolen credentials from one organization to access user accounts at another organization. These credentials are typically ob… See more

Social engineering isn’t the breach of a system, but rather the compromise of a person, which causes them to unknowingly release confidential information. This most commonly t… See more

There is no singular approach to minimizing the human risks that lead to breaches. Employees will need to browse the web, open emails and even answer the phone with a healt… See more