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how do you/your org deal with users who continually fail cybersecurity testing?
July 18, 2023, 4:01 p.m. | /u/Valkoinen_Kuolema
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the process falls apart from a management standpoint of how to deal with repeat, habitual "clickers" . They've asked me to provide input, but i'm running out of options. cant really limit internet use or email flow, usb is already disabled. It appears that the managers talking to the employees isnt helping much either. …
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