The 2025 Verizon Data Breach Investigation Report highlights that human involvement in data breaches remains consistent with last year at approximately 60%. The report, analyzing 12,000 incidents, underscores the increasing reliance on digital infrastructure, which correlates with a rise in data breaches. Human involvement in breaches typically includes credential abuse, social actions, and errors, with credential abuse being the most prevalent due to poor security practices like predictable passwords. The report suggests that implementing systems such as multi-factor authentication and secrets management, coupled with routine security training, can mitigate human-gated breaches. These preventative measures offer actionable opportunities to enhance security practices by addressing the preventable errors that often lead to costly breaches. Doppler is mentioned as a tool for managing secrets and preventing their exposure in public repositories, emphasizing the importance of integrating secure protocols and training to reduce vulnerabilities.