Countering Cybercrime Networks With Human-Centric Strategies
Transnational cybercrime networks continue to evolve, exploiting technology and human vulnerabilities.
Jasmin Ilic, CEO and co-founder of CYBR, outlines how leaders can combat cybercrime, which is expanding across borders and is not just limited to technical breaches, but also involves human exploitation.
They're manifestations of organized transnational networks that thrive on human exploitation
Ilic emphasizes the need for stronger cooperation between industry, government, and law enforcement to address the dual challenge of disrupting both supply and demand.
- Forced scamming and trafficking
- Misuse of artificial intelligence technologies
We have to tackle both supply and demand if we want to progress
Ilic stresses that understanding the human dimension of cybercrime is crucial in combating it.
Author's summary: Combating cybercrime requires human-centric strategies.
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