Insights on cybersecurity, human behavior, and building security culture that actually works.
Phishing simulations test one attack vector, a few times a year. But the real risk is in the daily behaviors nobody is watching - public calendars, overshared files, shadow IT. It's time for a broader approach.
Most French companies have a PSSI gathering dust in a shared drive. But a security policy only works if employees follow it. Here's how to turn your PSSI from a static document into a living system.
Billions are spent on security awareness training every year, yet 68% of breaches still involve human error. The problem isn't ignorance - it's the gap between knowledge and behavior. Here's what actually works.
83% of breaches involve a human element. The industry's response has been more training. It's not working. Here's what behavioral science says you should do instead.
Phishing emails used to have typos. Now AI generates perfect copies of your boss's writing style. Your annual training was designed for yesterday's threats. Here's what the new landscape demands.
Small businesses are 3x more likely to be targeted by attackers. Not because they lack tools, but because risky employee behaviors go unnoticed and uncorrected. Here's how to fix that without an enterprise budget.
Every ransomware attack starts with a human behavior: a click, a download, a shared credential. Technical defenses are necessary but insufficient. Here's how to fix the behaviors that open the door.
Password managers exist. MFA is free. Your team did the training. So why are credentials still being shared in chat, reused across services, and ignored when MFA prompts pop up? The answer is behavioral, not technical.
Social engineering doesn't exploit ignorance. It exploits behavior patterns. Your team knows what phishing looks like. Here's why they click anyway and what actually changes the response.
SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR: you can pass the audit and still get breached. Compliance frameworks demand that employees follow policies, but most organizations can't prove they actually do. Here's how to close that gap.
Your incident response plan covers what happens after the breach. But 82% of breaches start with a human behavior. Here's how to build a response strategy that addresses root causes, not just symptoms.
You can deploy the best Zero Trust architecture in the world. But if your employees keep sharing credentials and clicking phishing links, it's just expensive theater. Here's how to close the behavior gap.
