Cybersecurity Starts (And Ends?) In The Office
from the blame-everyone-else dept
Just like the studies that say almost all people believe they're "better than average" drivers, it appears that most people believe they're good about protecting their computer systems, but it's the guy in the next cubicle who's bringing down the corporate network. Most people say that they understand cybersecurity issues and are careful in how they protect their own data and systems. However, they believe their coworkers are much more clueless, and are likely to leave the corporate network exposed.
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