Tuesday 10 February 2026, 9.30am – 4pm (GMT)

In person – London

Cybersecurity awareness and human risk management are complementary practices that focus on reducing the risks from human error in cybersecurity.

Human Risk Management (HRM) is an advanced approach that goes beyond basic awareness training by identifying, measuring, and quantifying the human element of risk through behaviour analytics, targeted interventions, and continuous monitoring. It uses data from various security tools to create a tailored strategy that addresses the specific human vulnerabilities within an organisation.

At this meeting, we will discuss the various approaches and methods that enhance traditional approaches to addressing the vulnerabilities to data security that arise from human error and poor housekeeping.

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