Human Error, Organizational Impact: The Real Cost of Misdirected Emails & Data Loss
Date: Tuesday, July 15 at 11am PT / 2pm ET
A single misplaced click can send confidential information into the wrong hands. Human error remains the leading cause of data breaches. Misdirected emails can lead to accidental data loss, putting your organization at significant financial and reputational risk. The consequences are immediate, costly, and often irreversible.
Join us for this webinar where KnowBe4’s James Dyer, Threat Intelligence Lead, will explore the hidden dangers of human error in digital communications and how your organization can prevent devastating email data loss incidents before they occur.
In this session, you'll discover:
- Real-world examples of accidental senders, misdirected emails, and data loss incidents and their organizational impact
- Why these incidents occur and how to prevent them
- How intelligent technology can move risk management from reactive to proactive
- Live demonstration of advanced technology that learns communication patterns and alerts users before sending risky emails
The next misdirected email could cost your organization everything—unless you stop it before it happens. Join us to transform your security posture from reactive to proactive, and empower your team with the tools and knowledge they need to become your strongest defense against data loss.
Register now!
About the presenter:
James Dyer, Threat Intelligence Lead, KnowBe4
James spearheads the Threat Intelligence team at KnowBe4, spending his days uncovering the latest phishing threat trends, understanding emerging methodologies, and analyzing the TTPs of the crime-as-a-service ecosystem. Some of his primary research areas include the use of AI in cyberattacks, social engineering, OSINT, and understanding human risk in organizations. As well as sharing his findings to improve awareness within the cybersecurity community, James also leverages this information to strengthen KnowBe4’s products and help customers remain protected.
Date: 07/15/2025
Time: 11:00 AM PT
Duration: 1 hour