If It Weren’t for Humans, Your Security Program May Very Well Be Perfect

A recent ASIS International research project highlights that security programs often face failures in controls like tailgating, propped doors, and shared credentials primarily due to human factors. Effective security requires strong employee support, executive buy-in, and a culture of security awareness where protocols balance security needs with employee convenience. Building this culture involves ongoing communication, accountability, purposeful training, and aligning security measures with business objectives to sustain and enhance organizational resilience.

https://www.asisonline.org/security-management-magazine/articles/2026/09/research-security-controls/human-security-controls-failures/

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