Cybersecurity Dive March 26, 2024
Matt Kapko

Tricking individuals to reveal sensitive information or grant access to systems doesn’t require technical expertise. These lures turn human behavior and trust into a weapon.

Dive Brief:

  • Threat actors used phishing links or attacks in 71% of all security incidents in 2023, according to ReliaQuest’s Annual Cyber-Threat Report released Tuesday.
  • Most of the tactics, techniques and procedures threat actors used last year to achieve initial access to a compromised environment were linked to user interaction or error, the report said. “This indicates attackers overwhelmingly gained initial access by exploiting the trust and vulnerability of unsuspecting individuals.”
  • Phishing remains the most common route threat actors use to achieve initial access, accounting for 70% of all initial access related incidents...

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