Prnewswire Human Error Tops Cybersecurity Concerns in Kaseya Survey
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- •68% of IT professionals cite human error as the top cybersecurity threat.
- •77% of respondents feel under-resourced in cybersecurity efforts.
- •Kaseya's report includes a Cyber Resilience Playbook for practical guidance.
Kaseya's 2026 Cybersecurity Report reveals that 68% of IT and security professionals view human error as their primary cybersecurity threat. The survey, which included responses from 1,132 MSPs and IT professionals across over 60 countries, highlights that poor user practices and lack of training are significant contributors to security incidents. Despite advancements in technology, human vulnerabilities remain challenging to mitigate. Additionally, 77% of respondents feel under-resourced in cybersecurity, with only 20% reporting that their budgets align with actual risks. The report emphasizes the need for organizations to build resilience against human errors rather than aiming for error elimination. A Cyber Resilience Playbook is included to guide organizations in enhancing their security frameworks.
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