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Do expensive firewalls even matter when 90% of breaches are from human error?
With AI-powered phishing attacks on the rise and security budgets under scrutiny, the debate between investing in advanced firewalls versus user training has never been more critical. Cast your vote on whether premium hardware can justify its cost when human error remains the top threat vector.
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