Friday 30 October 2026, 11am-12noon (BST)
Boards are increasingly asking a fundamental question: are security programmes reducing risk, and can that reduction be demonstrated? As AI transforms the workplace, organisations need greater visibility into workforce behaviours, stronger evidence of compliance, and measurable outcomes that support a sustainable security culture.
In this webinar, we explore how Secure Behaviour Management helps organisations move beyond activity-based reporting to meaningful business insights. We will discuss the importance of understanding human risk, how behavioural data can support better decision-making, and the metrics that help leaders assess the effectiveness of security investments.
The session will cover practical approaches to uncovering hidden risks, measuring behaviour change, strengthening compliance through data-driven evidence, and reporting outcomes that resonate with senior leadership and the board. We’ll also examine how organisations can adapt their security strategies to address AI-related opportunities and risks.
Join us to learn how to demonstrate measurable risk reduction, strengthen organisational resilience, and prove the value of security initiatives through clear, evidence-based outcomes.
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Guest chaired by
Amanda Coleman (info) Director, Amanda Coleman Communications
Presented by
Tim Ward (info) Co-Founder and CEO, Redflags
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