Human behavior continues to be a critical factor in cybersecurity incidents, with research showing that over 68% of breaches involve a human element. While traditionally viewed as the weakest link in security defenses, human awareness and behavior can be transformed into a powerful security asset through strategic approaches and cultural transformation. Organizations must shift from treating employees as liabilities to empowering them as active participants in their security posture.

This session, led by Malcolm Xavier, IT security and data privacy manager at EET Fuels, will cover:

• Transforming human behavior patterns into proactive security controls;
• Building effective security awareness programs that drive lasting behavioral change;
• Developing trust-based relationships between security teams and employees.