Human Security Engineering: A New Model for Addressing the “User Problem”

Despite best efforts, the cybersecurity professional has yet to be able to adequately handle what people refer to as “The User Problem”. A user will inevitably click on a phishing link. A user will inevitably fall prey to a social engineer. A user will click on a malicious web link. A user will accidentally email data to the wrong person. This is why all studies indicate that 90% or more significant attacks result from the user as a primary attack vector . . .

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