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There is a particular kind of conversation happening in organisations right now that nobody quite wants to look at directly. It happens between a member of staff and a chatbot, late in the afternoon, when a deadline is closing in, and the policy guidance feels distant, and the AI feels helpful in a way that no colleague currently is. By the end of that conversation, customer data had crossed an organisational boundary that the person, on any reasonable reflection, would not have crossed.
Read article →The rise of artificial intelligence has been compared to the invention of electricity, the printing press, even the internet itself. But unlike those revolutions, AI doesn’t just extend our capabilities, it begins to mirror them. As we edge closer to the idea of the Singularity – a tipping point where machine intelligence accelerates beyond human control, the most pressing risks won’t come from code alone. They’ll come from us.
Read article →Human Cyber Risk Management (HCRM) – a discipline that draws on behavioural science to understand why people click, share, trust, or ignore warnings, and how we can shape cultures of secure behaviour. Today, we stand on the edge of something big. Artificial Intelligence is not just another tool in the security stack; it is reshaping the very fabric of how people work, learn, and interact. And with it, the way we must think about human cyber risk.
Read article →This article explores the emerging intersection of synthetic cognition, AI-driven cyber threats, and human behavioural preparedness. The cyber evolution is no longer on the horizon, it is here.
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