A CSO's attempt to secure 300 years of client data with new laptops, biometrics, and presence-detecting cameras was met with resistance. 49 out of 50 employees rejected the new tech, citing privacy and accessibility issues. In the end, security policies were defeated by human resistance. #CyberSecurity #DataBreach #Privacy #TechFailures #BusinessDecisions
Security Fails: When Policies Can't Beat People #shorts
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