Many cybersecurity events are a weakness on behalf of employees for lack of awareness, not so much as a brute force attack on a target. Although, cloud based databases, it's a nice honey pot of information, all gathered into one generous place. Just go after the honeypot if you want it all.
Instead, it's usually the employees using corporate assets while engaging in personal email or platforms. Responding to phishing emails. Not keeping personal separate from business, and even then corporate email does hold some phishing possibilities. It's typically not the IT crew that will allow for this type of vulnerability, but that also doesn't mean they're flawless either. I do know of some personal events where an CIO dropped the ball and compromised an entire company unintentionally. Kind of funny actually, but it was an expensive mistake.
$XXX,XXX in credit lines.
Multiple months in free credit reward vacations.
$X,XXX in bank rewards in only 12 months.
I like FREE...
800+ FICO.
Making all numbers dance on a financial ledger.
Abuse that score responsibility.
Take nothing I say as financial advice. DYODD.
