fromStreetsblog21 hours agoNo, Washington Post, Driver's Ed Isn't The 'Main Cause' of Our Road Violence Crisis - Streetsblog USADriver training alone may not address the systemic issues contributing to traffic fatalities.
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Information securityfromZDNET3 months ago4 ways to arm your employees against cyber threatsHuman error is a primary vulnerability in cybersecurity, making employee education crucial in mitigating risks.
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fromIT Pro1 month agoPrivacy professionalsM&S aims for full online restoration within four weeks following major cyber attack
fromHarvard Business Review1 month agoInformation securityCreate a Company Culture That Takes Cybersecurity Seriously
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fromSecuritymagazine2 months agoInformation securityBetter Together: How MFA and Strong Password Practices Can Help Bolster Security
Information securityfromZDNET3 months ago4 ways to arm your employees against cyber threatsHuman error is a primary vulnerability in cybersecurity, making employee education crucial in mitigating risks.
fromwww.aljazeera.com1 month agoUS politicsNo basis': Pilot groups reject claims of human error in Air India crash
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fromFast Company1 month agoDigital lifeWhat happened at Wimbledon? 'Human error' blamed for ball-tracking tech mishap
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fromTNW | Deep-Tech1 month agoBritish-built Hawk-Eye software goes dark during Wimbledon matchHawk-Eye's automated line-calling system malfunctioned during a match, leading to a controversial missed call and player frustration.
CryptocurrencyfromHackernoon1 year agoPacific Island States Call for Unified Cybersecurity Protocols and Digital Sovereignty | HackerNoonPrioritize the human aspect in cybersecurity as it remains a critical vulnerability in digital financial inclusion efforts.
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fromThe Hacker News2 months agoIdentity Security Has an Automation Problem-And It's Bigger Than You ThinkIdentity security is compromised by human error, with less than 4% of organizations fully automating identity workflows.Automation gaps in identity security lead to vulnerabilities, as human reliance increases the risk of breaches.
Los AngelesfromLos Angeles Times2 months agoSigns of human error grow in failure to evacuate Altadena during fire. But who is to blame?Delayed evacuation alerts in west Altadena during the firestorm resulted from potential human error, causing tragic consequences for residents.
fromTheregister3 months agoHuman error and power glitches to blame for most outagesDatacenter outages are less frequent but human error persists, with 66-80% of major outages linked to human factors, challenging overall reliability.Tech industry