The Heise report matches with a lot of my experience. People are suffering from Online fatigue about Cookies, feedback forms, evaluations, reviews, M2FA, Ad pop-ups, simply fed up with constant clicking and clicking etc.. Bypass? Just accept and go on... Everyone is aware about phishing, and nevertheless, does not pay attention in the business environment. Most trust the IT Department to prevent bad things to happen or if something is weird, they will fix it. That's their job, isn't it?Privately it is often different, where people are more cautious, especially in online banking, I hope ,,🤔
Thanks a lot for your perspective, Joachim H. - it’s really important to address online fatigue. One way to do that is by designing awareness so it cuts through fatigue while still driving behavior change. That’s exactly why comprehensive programs e.g. phishing simulations are so valuable: they don’t just test employees, they actively train and strengthen the “awareness muscles.” 💪 I’d be really curious to hear how your company addresses awareness as a whole, and if you have any stories/ideas/challenges you’d like to share with the community! 💡(Feel free to drop it in 03_best-practices) Also, if you’re attending HuFiCon this year, make sure to stop by the Lunch & Learn on Day 2 - there’s also a speaker session on success stories that might interest you. https://hufileaders-community.slack.com/archives/C08SMTP1D7U/p1759924509612849
