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In 2026, organizations are focusing on enhancing cybersecurity awareness among staff to combat the high incidence of breaches attributed to human error. Nearly 50% of UK organizations experience cyber security breaches annually, with over 80% linked to employee mistakes. Initiatives like UNSW's Cyber Security Communities of Practice and interactive training programs aim to equip staff with the knowledge to prevent and respond to security incidents.
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