IGN CultureAI - The Future of Human Risk Management Webinar

For a while now people have realised their overall security posture requires focusing not just on technology and processes but also on their employees. But how can organisations effectively manage risks caused by and affecting humans? 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.

Evidently, 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.

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.

James Moore - CultureAI Founder and CEO

With an impressive background in offensive penetration testing, James deeply understands how vulnerabilities can be exploited and what precautions organisations should take. Before forming CultureAI, James created Phishd, an innovative simulated phishing platform which F-Secure acquired as part of a $103m acquisition.

Jinan Budge - Forrester Vice President, 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.

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.

In the future, security is going to be working to adapt its tool,. its processes, it's technologies to support humans, rather than us expecting so much of humans." (Jinan Budge, Forrester)

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