Description

Human error drives most cyber breaches. But the deeper problem is a workforce gap that leaves organizations exposed before the first attack arrives. Yaniv Kapluto, Chief Revenue Officer at nuKudo, joins Cyber Insurance News Executive Editor Martin Hinton to discuss the human realities behind every breach, the true cost of stolen data, and what AI and quantum computing mean for the future of data security.

Kapluto breaks down nuKudo's rigorous talent pipeline, why shadow AI is an immediate threat most organizations have not mapped, and what underwriters should be asking before they quote a risk.

This episode covers:

• Why people remain the most exploitable entry point in any organization.
• How cybercrime operates as a structured, funded business.
• The long-lasting value of stolen data and the ransomware cost curve.
• What good cybersecurity culture looks like from the inside.
• Shadow AI risk and the quantum computing threat to encryption.
• What underwriters should look for when assessing cyber preparedness.

Yaniv Kapluto is CRO at nuKudo, a global cybersecurity workforce company placing trained security professionals across government and private sector clients.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Cybersecurity and Human Error.

01:14 nuKudo's Mission and Origin Story.

04:35 Assessing Cybersecurity Needs and Roles.

09:38 The Human Element in Cyber Breaches.

13:36 Understanding the Scale of Cyber Threats.

18:09 The Asymmetry of Cybersecurity Resources.

20:32 The Value and Monetization of Stolen Data.

23:34 Cyber Insurance and the Cost of Breaches.

28:19 The Future of Data Security and Quantum Computing.

33:09 Cybersecurity in Healthcare Environments.

35:01 Understanding Hospital Cybersecurity Risks.

38:44 Bridging the Gap: IT and Cybersecurity.

43:55 Indicators of Cybersecurity Preparedness.

50:25 Addressing the Talent Crisis in Cybersecurity.55:49 The Future of Cybersecurity: EmbracingChange