Don't blame people – fix the system

Q1 Social Sciences Computer Fraud and Security Pub Date : 2023-08-01 DOI:10.12968/s1361-3723(23)70035-3

Christine Bejerasco

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It's easy to blame people when security incidents occur. But while many types of breaches do indeed involve a human element, we should stop to ask ourselves why people acted in the ways they did, and why that was allowed to become a problem. Our systems and processes need to be designed with security embedded deeply within them so that minor lapses on the part of staff members are prevented from becoming a problem.

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不要责怪别人，修复系统

当安全事件发生时，人们很容易责怪别人。但是，虽然许多类型的违规确实涉及人为因素，但我们应该停下来问自己，为什么人们会以他们的方式行事，为什么允许这成为一个问题。我们的制度和程序需要在设计时深深嵌入安全措施，以防止工作人员的小失误成为问题。

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