Cybersecurity

Hacked before their first coffee: Why new hires risk becoming cybercriminals' favourite target

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New hires are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals due to their unfamiliarity with company security protocols and eagerness to integrate. This vulnerability highlights the need for robust cybersecurity measures during employee onboarding, including secure password management and early phishing awareness training. Organizations must prioritize comprehensive security education from day one to protect against initial breaches.

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