I firmly believe that the only people who come to work to do cyber security are people in those roles. Everyone else in the organisation has their own role they need to perform - whether in finance, payroll, marketing, management, production etc. The goal of cyber security is to implement measures that work in the background to reduce risk without adversely affecting the ability of people to perform their roles. Yes, people need to be aware of the risks to security and privacy, and to understand the actions they can take. But if someone clicks a phishing email, or buys a gift card, it doesn't mean that they have failed. The failure is in the security measures that are meant to protect the organisation.

https://security.googleblog.com/2024/05/on-fire-drills-and-phishing-tests.html

On Fire Drills and Phishing Tests

Matt Linton, Chaos Specialist In the late 19th and early 20th century, a series of catastrophic fires in short succession led an outraged pu...

@SecureStrategy Massive agree. Any measure that shifts blame to end users is misguided, technically incorrect and erodes trust, rather than improving security.