Recent studies suggest Generation Z is more susceptible to social engineering attacks than older generations due to complacency, impulsivity, overconfidence, and a lack of cybersecurity literacy. Recommendations to combat this problem include tailored learning and training programs, customized phishing simulations, fostering a culture of community and collaboration, and promoting mentorship by more experienced employees.
Only 1% of malicious emails that reach inboxes deliver malware
In 2024, 99% of email threats to corporations were found to be social engineering or phishing attacks, as per Fortra. Most pre-delivery email defenses struggle
