In 2024, AT&T became the face of corporate cybersecurity failure. Despite reporting $122 billion in revenue and nearly $20 billion in pretax profits, the company cut corners where it mattered most: security. In an attempt to streamline costs, AT&T trusted sensitive customer data to a third-party provider without enforcing essential protections like multi-factor authentication (MFA).

DoubleClickjacking is a silent and dangerous predator that exploits users’ natural browsing behaviors. With a deceptive double-click—often on captchas, reward buttons, or seemingly harmless prompts—users unknowingly authorize sensitive actions on legitimate sites.

Consider the fact that you’re deploying more technology, storing more data, and letting more employees work from home. That means your exposure to attacks and the potential financial impact of those attacks has increased. 

One wrong click and there goes your reputation. There goes millions of dollars. There goes your dreams and the dreams of all the people who depend on you.

Keeping your organization secure is far easier than you may realize. Let’s start by looking at a couple of myths that may be getting in your way.