Human Risk Management
“ Human behaviour is not a fixed property of individuals; it is a product of the environments, incentives, cognitive states, and social contexts in which those individuals operate. Treating it as fixed leads to the wrong interventions — and, crucially, allows the structural conditions that produce unsafe behaviour to go unexamined.”
Our Approach
We apply a Human risk management cyber security approach to organisations. Through Strategic review and stakeholder interviews we seek understanding to identify and reduce the security risks that come from all of your people’s behaviours, decisions, and actions.
The Human risk management approach aims to reduce the likelihood that employees, contractors, and users will accidentally or intentionally cause security incidents. Traditional awareness training often focuses on annual compliance courses, Phishing tests, and limited communications events. While these activities can be useful, they are often isolated, reactive, and focused mainly on compliance.
Our Human risk management approach is broader and more continuous, derived from a matrixed review of your organisation. It is:
Data-driven
Behaviour-focused
Organisational structures and delivery pressures identified
Identifying Targeted risk based intervention opportunities
Continuous learning rather than one-time training or fixed modular
Full organisational learning and development integration
Supply chain and customer base behavioural intersection