DLP systems that prevent the risk of data leaks

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IdM class solutions for managing accounts and access rights;
PAM systems for controlling privileged users.
These solutions reduce the risks caused by internal attackers, but are unable to counter the social engineering methods that the average person is susceptible to.

When the weak “link” succumbs to hackers’ tricks, it is the one who is declared guilty. However, the root cause lies deeper – the insufficient level of cyber literacy of company employees and the low level of investment in Security Awareness programs and training of cyber defense teams.

The question isn't whether cybercriminals can sway an lebanon whatsapp phone number employee to the "dark" side. They probably can. The question is the amount of resources it would take and the amount of potential damage they would cause.

Companies easily allocate billion-dollar budgets for hardware and software, but avoid a systematic approach to developing the skills of their employees. And unfortunately, there are practically no special automated solutions on the market that would help solve the problem.

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Myth two: “We check everyone thoroughly”
The recent case of the American company KnowBe4, which accidentally hired a hacker from North Korea, is illustrative. The “candidate” successfully passed four stages of video interviews without raising suspicions at any of them.

On the first day of receiving a working Mac, the new employee began downloading malware. This manipulation was stopped by the security operations center (SOC).

Further investigation revealed that the “employee” was physically located in North Korea and connected to the work device through a “farm” of laptops using a virtual private network.