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.

The success of a security strategy ultimately hinges on the people within the organization and, more specifically, the culture that governs their behavior. As cyber threats become more sophisticated, the need to create a culture of security is paramount.

If everyone isn’t actively doing security things, you’re in trouble. Just ask any CEO whose company has been hacked—despite the fact that they bought all the stuff.