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From Clicks to Catastrophes: The Human Side of Cybersecurity Failure

Author(s) Dr. Thaiyalnayaki S, Ms. Asika M, Ms. Abinaya A, Ms. Gowsalya R
Country India
Abstract These days, human error is often the scapegoat for cybersecurity breaches, overshadowing technical issues. Even with advancements in firewalls, encryption, and AI-driven intrusion detection systems, organizations still find themselves vulnerable due to behavioural slip-ups and psychological blind spots. This study dives into various threats like phishing, internal negligence, and poor password practices, shining a light on the human factor behind cybersecurity failures. By analyzing previous research and real-life case studies, we explore the psychological triggers—such as cognitive biases, security fatigue, and risk perception—that lead to risky user behaviours. Additionally, we evaluate how effective security awareness training is, the role of company culture, and the impact of emerging technologies on consumer choices. Our findings suggest that achieving lasting cyber resilience hinges on addressing the human aspect, even though technical defenses are crucial. The research underscores the importance of culturally informed policies, behaviour-focused training, and flexible strategies that go beyond mere compliance to foster genuine security awareness.
Keywords Cybersecurity, human error, phishing, social engineering, security fatigue, insider threats, behavioural cybersecurity, risk perception
Field Computer > Artificial Intelligence / Simulation / Virtual Reality
Published In Volume 7, Issue 6, November-December 2025
Published On 2025-12-03
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i06.62432
Short DOI https://doi.org/hbdsgm
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