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Sponsored Post<\/span> Here’s a sobering reality: 95% of data breaches involve human error. So, why do most organizations still throw technology at a fundamentally human problem? It’s like trying to fix a leaky roof by buying better buckets.<\/p>\n

Sure, engaging those employees can shore up your data defenses. But what if we told you that it could increase your business performance too? That’s exactly what OutThink’s 2025 Cybersecurity Human Risk Management Report reveals about organizations that flip the script on human-centric security.<\/p>\n

The collaboration advantage<\/h3>\n

For true human-centric security, we must look beyond traditional security awareness training. Too many organizations rely on one-size-fits-all approaches that treat cybersecurity like a compliance checkbox rather than a business enabler.<\/p>\n

The game changer? Organizations that encourage active employee-security team collaboration see a remarkable 32% greater profitability than those that don’t. This isn’t just about preventing breaches anymore; it’s about building a better business.<\/p>\n

The improvements are tangible and immediate. In organizations with high security engagement, non-compliance among those with privileged access plummets from 27% to just 6%. Security champions emerge naturally, with 21% prevalence in collaborative environments compared to much lower rates in siloed organizations.<\/p>\n