Human Vulnerability Management and Assessment in the Age of Zero Trust
summary
Claims that 92% of breaches trace to humans and that human-error breaches cost about $3.5M average and $133 per record drive a programmatic approach: run continuous simulated phishing and dark‑web monitoring, score staff with an Employee Secure Score (ESS), and feed results into weekly microtraining. Demo uses Kali Linux and the social engineering toolkit (SET) to clone facebook and harvest credentials, proving phishing captures real logins; outcome maps who needs remediation and which controls (advanced email filtering, policies, targeted training) actually reduce risk.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:32What is Human Vulnerability
- 2:17Human Mistakes for Cyber Security
- 4:46How to Address Human Vulnerability
- 8:02Types of Attacks Targeting Employees
- 12:30Employee Vulnerability Assessment
- 26:05Demo
- 26:39SE Toolkit
- 27:49Website Attack Vector
- 32:24Sending Email
- 32:54Facebook Login Page
- 37:19Counter Measures
- 40:04Contact Details
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