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Strong internal controls, robust training and education, and stringent data management policies have been shown to reduce employees' carelessness with valuable information such as a company's strategic vision or its customers' personal data. But all that supposed strength – website filtering, complex password requirements, and two-factor authentication – is trumped by a softer and sometimes forgotten way to cut down on data breaches from unintentional employee mistakes: company culture.
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