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Cybersecurity headlines often focus on hackers and ransomware gangs. Still, the truth is closer to home: employees, whether through mistakes or malice, are one of the biggest causes of data leaks. From sending sensitive files to personal emails to falling for phishing attempts, even small missteps can create big risks for businesses. Explore the rest of this newsletter for more.

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Rhino's Reasoning

Question: What should we do the moment we suspect a leak? Answer:

1. Isolate impacted accounts/devices.
2. Preserve logs/evidence.
3. Notify legal/compliance and leadership.
4. Contain (revoke access, rotate credentials, kill links).
5. Begin impact assessment and required notifications.

That's more than you wanted to know. We'll catch you next month.

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