Op-Ed: Empower Humans to Combat New Jersey Cyber Risks

NJ SEED
Apr 21
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By: Michael Shell and John Kellmayer

April 17, 2026 | njspotlightnews.org

Cyberattacks and data breaches are rising at an alarming pace. The threat landscape has expanded significantly, affecting the safety, privacy and economic stability of New Jersey residents and the organizations that serve them.

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NJ SEED: In the dawn of the age of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity becomes increasingly vital. To date, most of the exposures appear to be inadvertently caused by humans. Adding more redundancy might be an expensive but essential step toward greater protection. In any event, it is urgent that greater attention be given to the matter.

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