Dive into practical advice, research findings, and expert perspectives on building security-aware cultures. Explore evidence-based strategies to strengthen your organization's human security posture.
Moltbook is making headlines. It looks like Reddit, but AI agents are doing the posting, commenting, and upvoting while humans are mostly just watching. In just four days, it's captured attention because of the sheer novelty: agent-to-agent interaction at scale, complete with playful collective narratives and what look like emergent "belief systems."
Read ArticleResearch in organisational behaviour consistently demonstrates that strategic positioning of change agents within social networks significantly accelerates behaviour adoption. Studies show that when change agents are positioned at network connection points and among opinion leaders, behaviour spread occurs 2-3 times faster than random distribution. Yet most Security Champions programmes ignore this evidence, recruiting volunteers without considering their network position.
Read ArticleThe cybersecurity industry has spent two decades trying to "change culture" through awareness training, phishing simulations, and policy mandates. The results speak for themselves: human factors remain implicated in over 70% of breaches, and most organisations report little meaningful improvement despite significant investment. The problem isn't effort. It's the sequence.
Read ArticleSecurity Champions programmes are growing. That is the good news. The harder truth is that many programmes plateau after the initial enthusiasm. Champions attend calls, share comms, complete training, and we still see a lot of the same risky behaviours keep surfacing. This article sets out a modern, practical model for helping champion networks to be more effective agents of behaviour
Read ArticleIf you are looking for a single, high-leverage move to strengthen your security culture in 2026, build (and genuinely enforce) a cyber psychological safety policy. Not a poster. Not a slogan. A clear organisational mandate that tells your people, in plain terms, that raising security concerns, reporting mistakes, and admitting uncertainty will be met with fairness, support, and learning, not blame.
Read ArticleWhile organisations worldwide struggle with a well-documented skills shortage, we simultaneously lack a comprehensive framework that addresses the human and behavioural dimensions of cyber risk management. Technical certifications abound - from CISSP to CEH - but where are the frameworks that guide professionals working at the intersection of human behaviour, psychology, and cybersecurity?
Read ArticleThis article explores what secure and ethical behaviour looks like in an era of agentic AI, how human and AI behaviours intersect, and what you can do to promote safe, responsible use across your organisation. The focus is practical: helping you support innovation while keeping security, safety, and ethics firmly in view.
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