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AI security tools often create alert fatigue instead of protection, but focusing on human oversight and measured deployment can turn them into effective assets.

Multi factor authentication is often presented as a security panacea, but hidden flaws and implementation gaps can leave organizations vulnerable despite compliance checkboxes.

Multi-factor authentication creates a false sense of security when implemented without understanding its vulnerabilities, particularly in global contexts where method choices matter more than checkbox compliance.

Compliance frameworks often create security blind spots by prioritizing checkbox exercises over real threat mitigation, leading to breaches despite passing audits.