#human-error
#human-error
[ follow ]
#cybersecurity #wimbledon #incident-response #air-traffic-control #design-principles #safety-engineering
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 week agoHuman error caused crash that killed record-breaking skydiver Felix Baumgartner
Witnesses said the flight appeared normal until Baumgartner's paraglider started spinning to the ground, crashing near a hotel swimming pool. Prosecutor Raffaele Iannella said the investigation found no technical issues with Baumgartner's motorized paraglider. He fell into a spiral, and he could not get out. He was unable to do the maneuver that he should have done to exit [the fall], Iannella told the Associated Press.
World news
fromTechRadar
1 month agoA spy among us: rethinking cybersecurity in a hybrid world
In today's work-anywhere culture, people are more connected than ever. As work becomes more mobile and meetings more virtual, one form of cyber threat is quietly becoming more common: audio surveillance. Cybersecurity now extends far beyond protecting email accounts and stored files. In a hybrid working environment, where conversations happen over video conferencing, voice messages and shared screens, it's not only your data that is at risk. The conversation itself can become a target.
Information security
Information security
fromThe Hacker News
1 month agoHidden Vulnerabilities of Project Management Tools & How FluentPro Backup Secures Them
Relying solely on project management platforms' built-in backups exposes organizations to human error, cyberattacks, and costly data breaches; implement cloud backup and recovery.
Information security
fromThe Hacker News
4 months agoIdentity Security Has an Automation Problem-And It's Bigger Than You Think
Identity 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.
[ Load more ]