When companies develop strategies for fighting cybersecurity threats, they often focus on defending against external risks. These risks may include attacks staged by hackers and organized groups of cybercriminals who deliberately infiltrate business systems to profit from stealing sensitive data.
However, breaches can be caused by internal vulnerabilities. Employees may breach systems or expose data to risk unintentionally. If multifactor authentication (MFA) isn’t being used for access control or employees fail to follow security protocols, companies can experience accidental breaches.
To help you understand how internal vulnerabilities create risk, we have created a video featuring Aliah Cadena, Senior Security Solutions Architect with ProActive Solutions. In the video, she shares her experience of breaching the server room of a hotel and gives advice on how to protect your company from inside threats.
How I Breached a Server Room with a Popsicle Stick
Watch our 2.5-minute video and learn:
- Ways to uncover security weaknesses
- Why unintentional breaches occur
- Tips for solving employee vulnerabilities
Consultation on Modern Cybersecurity
To prevent accidental breaches that originate with employees, your company needs to keep up with the latest cybersecurity trends. In 2025, these trends include AI-driven monitoring, multi-layered security, and advanced employee security awareness training. Partnering with the right technology provider will help you develop a modern IT security strategy that controls both internal and external risk.
ProActive Solutions can help your business discover and eliminate internal risk using a vulnerability assessment. At ProActive, we take a consultative approach, working closely with our customers to develop custom security strategies that address key vulnerabilities. That’s why we are offering a consultation with one of our cybersecurity experts, who will collaborate with you to define your next steps for making IT security an integral part of the company culture.
Find out how to avoid inside threats. Request a consultation with a ProActive cybersecurity consultant.
