The human factor in cybersecurity: Malicious Employees

In the previous post; The human factor in cybersecurity: Employees, we have seen how human factor affects the overall cybersecurity posture of an organization. We classified employees as unwitting and malicious and saw how unwitting employees get duped in compromising the organization’s security policies. We also learned about a methodology to educate the unwitting employees...

Ever growing Social engineering and Phishing attacks

Definition: Social engineering (in the context of information security) is the use of deception to manipulate individuals into divulging confidential or personal information that may be used for fraudulent purposes. The current pandemic (COVID-19) has offered a plethora of opportunities for the bad-actors to put their social engineering skills to wreck mayhem. Sudhakar S Narayan,...

Automation, Robotics and Associated Risks

The need for automation is industries can be very many. Protection of workers, improvement of efficiency and releasing human capital from monotonous tasks for redeployment in other better rewarding jobs are a few that quickly come to my mind. Automation has opened up relatively new vistas of opportunities including robotics. Extending the benefits of automation...

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