Educate employees to recognize phishing attempts and follow secure travel protocols (e.g., avoiding unsecured public Wi-Fi).
Solving cyber risk requires moving beyond a "prevention-only" mindset to adopt a holistic strategy that treats cyber incidents as inevitable and focuses on resilience, risk transfer, and continuous mitigation. Because cyber risk is fundamentally a human problem—driven by attacker behavior and employee error—solutions must focus on both technical controls and organizational culture. Solving Cyber Risk
Most breaches can be prevented by focusing on the 20% of actions that provide 80% of security benefits. Educate employees to recognize phishing attempts and follow
Prepare, maintain, and test plans. Run periodic exercises with simulations of realistic adverse events. 2. The 80/20 Rule of Cyber Risk Most breaches can be prevented by focusing on
Ensure employees have only the minimum access necessary for their roles. 4. Strategic Risk Management and Governance