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Users who cause breaches through pure human error, such as misconfiguring a cloud bucket or mis-sending sensitive emails.
Legitimate users whose credentials are hijacked via advanced phishing or "infostealer" malware that bypasses multi-factor authentication (MFA). Users who cause breaches through pure human error,
Insiders now use generative AI assistants to craft custom exfiltration scripts or "low-and-slow" data movement patterns that mimic normal user behavior to evade detection. Individuals working with external groups, such as ransomware
Individuals working with external groups, such as ransomware gangs or foreign state actors, to provide initial access or exfiltrate intellectual property. Emerging 2026 Threat Trends Individuals working with external groups
Employees who bypass security protocols for convenience, such as using unapproved "Shadow AI" tools or ignoring patch updates.
The rise of remote work has led to "identity-driven" threats where attackers use fabricated identities to gain employment as remote contractors. Mitigation and Prevention Strategies
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