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Sixty-two percent of breaches involve a person. Not a firewall that failed: someone clicked, someone was talked into it, or someone reused a password that was already for sale. That number has gone up, not down, while security products got better.
And the message is no longer only email. Phishing sent by text message or by phone call gets forty percent more clicks than the same attempt by email, which means the annual training video about suspicious attachments is preparing your team for the wrong attack.
Source: Verizon 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report. We quote it as published: the widely repeated claim that "90% of breaches are human error" is not in it.
Short and continuous, not one long session a year. A few minutes at a time, repeated, on the attacks that are actually landing right now. Nobody remembers in November what they watched in January.
Simulations that include the phone. Real phishing attempts sent to your own team, by email and by text, so you find out who clicks before somebody else does. Nobody is named or shamed: the number that matters is the group’s, and whether it goes down.
And the credentials already out there. Training does nothing about a password leaked three years ago in somebody else’s breach. We monitor for your team’s credentials showing up in known breaches and tell you which accounts to change.
You get a number instead of a feeling. In the example the report follows, an organisation moved from a 28% click rate to 8% in six months by doing exactly this. And when your insurer or your client asks whether your staff are trained, you have a date, a rate and a trend rather than a certificate from three years ago.
Before any training, check whether your people’s credentials are already circulating in known breaches. It is free, it takes a minute, and it tells you whether the attacker already has a password rather than needing to trick anyone for it.
Voice phishing is now the second most common way attackers get in, ahead of email. The defence is an expectation you set before the call, in the one place where you talk to every client at once.
The 90% human error statistic is not in any current report. The 2026 Verizon DBIR says 62%, and names unpatched vulnerabilities as the top way in. What that changes about where you spend.
Learn how to analyze suspicious emails step by step: verify SPF, DKIM, and DMARC authentication, spot phishing red flags, and protect your small business from email-based attacks.
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