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50. Security Is a Team Sport: Turning Employees from Liabilities to Cyber Defenders

UnHacked · 2025-05-07 · 46 min

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Cyber SecurityhackingData Breach

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This episode focuses on the critical role people play in cybersecurity. The hosts discuss how most breaches (95-97%) involve human error, emphasizing that while technology defenses are important, humans remain the weakest link. They explore how hackers exploit human psychology through social engineering and why creating a positive security culture that rewards reporting and learning is crucial. The episode includes stories of successful security awareness programs and offers practical advice for organizations looking to strengthen their "human firewall."

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