The human dimension of risk: Are you measuring what really matters?

The human factor in cyber risk is evolving faster than CISOs can train their teams to keep up. AI-powered social engineering, shadow AI, and everyday risky behaviours are creating new vulnerabilities across organisations.

For security leaders, employee training completion rates reveal little about actual risk. The key is to understand where vulnerabilities are concentrated, which behaviours really matter, and how much risk can be reduced before an employee even needs to take action.

At Riot, we believe the opportunity lies in connecting both sides: automating what can be managed in the background, engaging employees when it really matters, and adapting protection according to risk levels.

As threats accelerate, security must also become more proactive, using behavioural signals, automation, and AI to identify vulnerabilities early and reduce risk before it turns into an incident.

Join us to discover:

- How organisations can move beyond awareness and compliance towards a more proactive and measurable approach to managing employees’ cybersecurity posture.

- What security leaders should really measure to understand and prioritise human risk.

- How automation and AI can reduce risk before human intervention is required, and where employee behaviour and engagement remain essential.