Friday 13 March 2026, 11am-12noon (GMT)

Security awareness often ends up as a poster on the wall or a piece of mandatory training that people forget. It is frustrating when you put in the effort and the behaviour you hoped to influence doesn’t shift. Many teams feel stuck at this point, unsure how to make their programme truly matter.

We’ll focus on practical ways to move past that, looking at how behavioural nudges can help security habits take root in everyday work. Using models such as MINDSPACE, you will see how small, thoughtful interventions can encourage real change without adding more noise or more reminders. These are approaches that work in the flow of real organisational life, not just in theory.

Influencing behaviour is only part of the challenge. You also need to show that something meaningful has changed. We will explore ways to measure impact that stand up to scrutiny from senior leadership and the board. The aim is to help you demonstrate progress with evidence that feels credible, not superficial.

If you are responsible for security awareness and feel your current efforts are not getting enough traction, this session offers a way forward. You will leave with ideas you can apply quickly, along with a clearer sense of how to build changes that last.

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Guest chaired by

Peter Wood (info), Partner, Naturally Cyber

Presented by

Tim Ward (info), Chairman & Founder, The SASIG

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