The Commonwealth Bank of Australias biggest-ever data breach is a reminder to every company about the persistent security risks of human error. A recent password audit and Verizon’s DBIR review of over 2200 data breaches are anything to go by. A new report by Proofpoint suggests that humans simply arent very good at security at all at all. The report’s authors concluded that exploiting human vulnerabilities are both more reliable and lucrative than relying on technologically sophisticated attacks. Brand theft and typosquatting were tricking even savvy users with simple tricks such as swapping individual characters (found in 41 percent of characters) and inserting additional characters (32 percent)”]