Time to adapt:
The future of human
risk management
Join Jinan Budge, VP and Principal Analyst at Forrester, and James Moore, Founder and CEO at CultureAI, in a fireside chat about how technology can better protect people and enable organisations to effectively manage human-related risks.
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"Human Risk Management—it's happening, people have embraced it and they're loving it."
Jinan Budge, VP and Principle Analyst
Forrester
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Join this fireside chat
with industry experts
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James Moore,
Founder and CEO
Ethical hacker, James Moore, founded CultureAI in 2018 to help organisations move beyond traditional security awareness training and manage human risk effectively. With an impressive background in pen testing, James understands how vulnerabilities can be exploited and what precautions organisations should take.
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Jinan Budge,
VP Principal Analyst
Jinan leads Forrester’s security and risk research in Asia Pacific. Jinan’s research focuses on enabling chief information security officers (CISOs) and technology executives to lead a high-performing security organisation and culture.
Key takeaways
from this session
“Completing training doesn't necessarily mean you're going to change behaviour.” (Jinan Budge, Forrester)
Until recently, the only option was security and awareness training. Companies either hoped that training would transform employees into a 'human firewall' or, worse, simply conducted training to meet compliance requirements.
It is evident that the SA&T market has stagnated, signalling a need to shift towards adaptive human protection. Whereby, technology adapts to people, rather than requiring people to adapt to technology.
In this session, you will learn:
Why it’s important to expand your investment from SA&T to HRM
How to measure the success of your cyber security programme
Innovative methods to detect and respond to employee security behaviours
What is the future of HRM and how stay ahead of the curve
"In the future, security is going to be working to adapt its tools, its processes, its technologies to support humans, rather than us expecting so much of humans." (Jinan Budge, Forrester)
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The Future of Human Risk Management
“In the future, people can just finally do their jobs. We won't be talking about the weakest link or human firewalls anymore. People won't have to worry about security being their responsibility.
They don't have to worry about security at all. They're not going to be asked to do all of the training on all of the things all of the time.” (Jinan Budge, Forrester)
Ready to go beyond traditional
security awareness training?
Get in touch with our team of experts to find out more about human risk management.