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October 3, 2017

Tackling the human aspect of cybersecurity: The psychology of a law firm

For years, cyber attackers have relied on human psychology to manipulate victims and launch their most common, most disruptive attacks.

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Developed in collaboration with behavioural change psychologist Tom Cross, this new CybSafe whitepaper reveals:

10 psychological traits and biases cyber criminals routinely exploit
The people in law firms who are most likely to suffer from each bias, and who are therefore most at risk
How law firms and IT leaders can control for human psychology to tackle the human aspect of cyber security, which remains the number one cause of breaches and attacks

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