Systematic literature review identifies key human vulnerabilities in cybersecurity, suggesting enhancements through behavioral strategies.
Key Points
Recurring vulnerability factors include low security awareness and emotional manipulation, highlighting crucial human factors in cybersecurity.
39 peer-reviewed articles were analyzed, with findings emphasizing the need for a human-focused approach in mitigating social engineering risks.
Guided by PRISMA 2020, the systematic literature review evaluated numerous studies to synthesize thematic insights into human behavior.
Current technical mitigation strategies may fall short, pointing to the necessity for behavioral training and awareness in enhancing cybersecurity measures.
Cite This Study
Muhammad Shofian Tsauri (2025) studied this question.