NIS 2: managing the human factor
As more than 80% of cyber attacks are caused by human error, the directive states that "risk management measures should include a systemic analysis that takes into account the human factor" (Recital no. 78).
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Every moment of negligence is an open door to security breaches.
Our mission is to help players in the financial, healthcare and security sectors understand the cyber threat posed by human exposure.
Philippe Luc, Co-founder & CEO, ANOZR WAY