Networking: Human error largely to blame

What's the most grave IT security threat today? Hackers? Overly complicated corporate networks? None of the above, experts are telling United Press International's Networking column. Good, old-fashioned human error -- not nefarious, new technologies or super-sophisticated computer geeks, holed up in a shack near the Caspian Sea by the Russian mafia -- are to blame for about 60 percent of IT security breaches.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news64487100.html">Networking: Human error largely to blame</a></p> <p>What's the most grave IT security threat today? Hackers? Overly complicated corporate networks? None of the above, experts are telling United Press International's Networking column. Good, old-fashioned human error -- not nefarious, new technologies or super-sophisticated computer geeks, holed up in a shack near the Caspian Sea by the Russian mafia -- are to blame for about 60 percent of IT security breaches.</p>