What do you view as the biggest risk for potential cybersecurity incidents?

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Malware6%

Ransomware47%

Phishing28%

Human Error13%

Hacking1%

Data Breaches2%

Credential Theft1%

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Senior Director, Defense Programs in Software3 years ago

Legacy solutions without attention for security improvements

Senior IT Manager in Government3 years ago

These categories don't appear to be mutually exclusive to me. Ransomware/Malware is often introduced through phishing campaigns, which require human error (or at least, gullability) to be successful.

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no title2 years ago

Fully support this Nick as Ransomware / Malware is introduced via phishing to get people's credentials.  MFA helps minimize some exposure as long as people don't get "MFA fatigue".

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