There is a particular kind of person who treats vulnerability like exposed infrastructure. Not...
There is a particular kind of person who treats vulnerability like exposed infrastructure.
Not empathy.
Not understanding.
Not even cruelty in the traditional sense.
Reconnaissance.
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This common manipulation tactic can show up in relationships, friendships, families and even at work.
It’s time to have honest, uncomfortable conversations about the human element of modern cyber threats.
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