Daily Memo: Framing Human Error As A Symptom, Not A Cause is published in Aviation Daily, an Aviation Week Intelligence ...

Mistakes may be human, but reliability can be cultivated. The goal isn’t perfection. It is an everyday mindful presence.

Automating routine processes allows staff to concentrate on essential security operations that require judgment. Tasks like analyzing threat intelligence or conducting manual updates no longer consume ...

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Amid frequent warnings about the advanced capabilities of cyber threat actors, targeting human frailties remains the primary initial access method for attackers. This reality has led to the ...

It is perhaps the most pressing unanswered question from Los Angeles’ January firestorm: How did officials fail to issue timely evacuation alerts for residents in west Altadena, where all but one of ...

"Fueling this concern is the high number of cloud data breaches, with 44% of respondents reporting such an incident. Fourteen percent reported a breach in the past 12 months. Human error, issues with ...

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - The widespread shelter-in-place alert issued in Warren County on Saturday was a result of human error, not a technical malfunction, according to Warren County Emergency Management.

Ransomware attacks may dominate the headlines, but the biggest threat to your company’s IT security is considerably more understated. Human error is something that ...

PORT ANGELES — The false tsunami warning in Clallam County Monday was caused by an official in Jefferson County who was testing a new cellphone app, state officials said Tuesday. That’s why when Todd ...