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Q&A with Bruce Hallas – Infosecurity Europe Keynote Speaker

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | May 31, 2018 | Awareness, Behaviour, Culture, Infosec | 0 comments

Ahead of Bruce Hallas’ keynote in London for Infosecurity 2018, they published a Q&A with Bruce Hallas where he provides thought, insight and advice into some key...

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Forget About Security Awareness. Behavioural Change is the Goal – InfoSecurity

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | May 21, 2018 | Awareness, Behaviour, Infosec | 0 comments

Just published on the InfoSecurity Europe blog, Bruce Hallas discusses why traditional approaches to security training are failing, and what we can learn as an industry from...

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What can Security Training Learn from Behavioural Economics?

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | Mar 16, 2018 | Behaviour, Infosec, Learning & Development | 0 comments

The discipline of Behavioural Economics provides one of the cornerstones of the SABC Framework for for successfully influencing security awareness, behaviour and culture. In a...

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Four Key Themes on Security Awareness, Behaviour and Culture from ISC2 Secure Summit, London

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | Mar 16, 2018 | Awareness, Behaviour, Culture, Infosec | 0 comments

Back in December I shared the stage with Dr. Ciaran McMahon and Dr. Jessica Barker as we completed our 2017 grand tour of Europe delivering the Security ABC Workshop at ISC2...

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CISOs identify the human factor as their top threat

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | Jan 18, 2018 | Awareness, Behaviour, Culture, Infosec | 0 comments

CISOs are worried and unhappy and it’s the human factor in their organisations that’s to blame. That’s pretty clear from a recent cross-sector survey of information...

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Behavioural Economics: When irrationality is the remarkably logical decision

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | Nov 23, 2017 | Awareness, Behaviour, Infosec | 0 comments

The link between Behavioural Economics and the design of effective Security Awareness programmes may, at first, not be apparent. In fact, its theories and lessons have greatly...

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