Cybersecurity programs that rely on phishing click rates no longer reflect how people contribute to organizational risk. As artificial intelligence enables faster, more convincing social engineering attacks across email, SMS, voice and social media, organizations need better visibility into user behavior, identity and exposure. This session describes the shift from traditional security awareness to human risk management. It outlines how integrating identity, threat and behavioral data helps identify high-risk users, prioritize interventions and build executive support for a stronger security culture.

In this insightful session, you will learn to:

• Build human risk profiles with identity, threat and behavioral data;
• Move beyond phishing metrics to targeted, risk-based interventions;
• Gain executive buy-in while driving cultural change across the organization.