As organisations face a surge in cybersecurity threats, fostering a robust security culture has become more crucial than ever. A key component of this effort is acknowledging the distinct attitudes different generations bring to digital safety. While younger generations, such as <strong>Gen Z (born 1997-2012)</strong> and <strong>Gen Alpha (born after 2013)</strong>, are often considered “digital natives,” their confidence and casual approach to cybersecurity measures can inadvertently heighten organisational risks.
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