The industry highlights how organizations repeatedly make common security mistakes but one session during RSAC detailed ways to avoid them.

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A security engineer with 20 years of experience shared eight common cybersecurity mistakes organizations repeatedly make, presented at RSAC 2026. Key issues include unpatched CMS systems, poor password management, misconfigured edge devices, and OAuth consent mismanagement. The speaker ranked unlocked OAuth consent as the top vulnerability, warning that attackers can bypass MFA and steal mailbox data via token reuse. Practical fixes include running dual EDR tools, restricting user OAuth consent in Entra ID, using email security solutions to block phishing, and building collaborative relationships with developers to make security a team effort.

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