Cyber Attacks vs.
Budget Allocation Challenge
We have it all wrong
Up-side-down. Unbalanced.
A Big Opportunity.
The allocation of resources to proactively protect your company through the humans getting attacked vs. money spent on technology-related attacks is not balanced.
According to a Stanford University study in 2021, 88% of cyber breaches are due to employee behavior. It's time to put the resources and budget behind closing this vulnerability in your cyber strategy.
It's time to change the irony of the unbalanced approach
Hacking via
Impersonation
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Employee education
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Dark web credential monitoring
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Credential-pair validation
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Privilege escalation control
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2FA and cookie management
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Social engineering controls
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Supply chain/partner privileges
Hacking via Phishing
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Employee education
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Dark web monitoring
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Employee behavior monitoring
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“In-the-moment” prompting
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Management alerting & intervention
Hacking via Malicious Insiders
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Anomalous behavior monitoring
Hacking via Technology
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Network controls (Firewall, VPN, WiFi, MITM..)
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URL blocking
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Malware blocking (SQL injection, DNS tunneling..)
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Brute force attacks
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Drive-by & XXS attacks
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Device misconfigurations
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Unpatched software
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Endpoint detection & response
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MDR of infrastructure (messaging, cloud…)
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CASB
Human-Focused Cyber Solutions Protect Against the Following
Employees are get slammed every day and companies are only allocating 20% of their cyber budget to secure this embedded weakness. Is it any wonder that 88% of breaches start here?
Tech-Focused Cyber Solutions
80% of the budget and only 12% of the breaches.