There are many impacts that identify with human error and why these errors occur. The human factor is the main issue in the importance of information security. The human factor is also called “the missing link” in the world of security as it implies a proactive approach rather than a reactive approach. The main factors contributing to security concerns are lack of compliance with cybersecurity policy and lack of training. The human factor is also known as insider threat. This is known to be true as sometimes computers are left alone while still connected and others methodically open emails with intriguing topics but from unknown sources. Suffering from security breaches is unbearable as many factors contribute to technological errors or human factors. There are many approaches to human factors, including deterrence regarding information security contaminations; by regulating looting and apparent risks through ethical conviction, deterrence is a means of foreclosure. Due to different risks, self-control, reward for violating policies and ethical values, the human factor will always be identified as the weakest link. Political transgressors are more concerned with positive consequences than negative ones