The Pareto Principle in Cybersecurity – Rethinking Priorities for Maximum Protection

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The Pareto Principle in Cybersecurity – Rethinking Priorities for Maximum Protection
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Imagine this: A company spends millions on advanced AI-driven security systems, yet it falls victim to a cyberattack because a single unpatched vulnerability was exploited. Sound familiar? That’s because most security incidents stem from a small set of overlooked risks—a perfect example of the Pareto Principle in action.


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