In episode 91 of the Cybersecurity Minute, Frank Domizio explores endpoint security through the lens of the human factor.
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Highlights
00:16 — Human error can be just as damaging, if not more so, than external attacks. Companies can educate their employees about endpoint security and how to minimize the risk of human-related security incidents.
00:40 — This can include things like providing regular security training sessions, implementing strong security policies and procedures, and using technology to monitor and enforce security protocols. But education is not the only solution. We also need to create a culture of security within organizations.
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01:16 — We need to implement strong access controls and monitor user activity. This means using tools like endpoint detection and response, as well as user behavior analytics, to identify abnormal activity and potential threats. We also need to regularly review and update our access controls.
01:41 — Human error is a major source of security incidents. We need to implement policies and procedures that make it easy for employees to do the right thing. This includes using two-factor authentication, providing security devices and networks for remote work, and ensuring employees understand the importance of following security protocols.
02:51 — Ultimately, the human factor is a critical component of endpoint security. By taking a proactive approach, we can better protect our organizations from today’s ever-evolving cyber threats.
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