According to a new study by CloudLock, system administrators and those with heightened privileges at an organization that employs a cloud service are responsible for 75 percent of the risk, with hackers focusing in on those particular users for easy data access, The Washington Post reports. “Cyber attacks today target your users—not your infrastructure,” said CloudLock CEO Gil Zimmermann. “As technology leaders wake up to this new reality, security programs are being reengineered to focus where true risk lies: with the user,” adding that “the best defense is to know what typical user behavior looks like—and, more importantly, what it doesn’t.”
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