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The first step to reducing human risk is to identify where it lives. Livvy, the AI intelligent engine that powers the Living Security Platform, spots what teams, regions, and risks pose the biggest threat to your organization, so you can prioritize the risk cohorts that drive the biggest impact to your security posture. Test out Livvy at https://hubs.la/Q046pVSF0

"Look for bad grammar and a generic greeting." That advice is officially dead. AI now writes phishing emails with perfect spelling, your CEO's tone, and a reference to the project you actually shipped last week. The old tells are gone — and so is the assumption that smart people won't fall for it. The new defense isn't spotting mistakes. It's building one habit: verify before you act. That's the skill our 2026 program is built around. #Phishing #AISecurity #HumanRiskManagement #Cybersecurity

As organizations race to adopt AI, they often forget the new human-led risks that come with it. The Living Security Platform monitors your human risk and your AI agents to ensure they aren't leaking sensitive data or violating policy. While humans make mistakes, AI can make catastrophic errors at light speed—unless someone is watching. Test out Livvy at https://hubs.ly/Q04l-yWx0

Our team has been on the road for our Human Risk Exchange, and one theme keeps emerging: The definition of human risk is expanding. This week in Chicago, we brought together leaders from Temple University Health Systems, Rockwell Automation, Ulta Beauty, and other leading organizations for an afternoon of peer-led discussions, followed by dinner and continued conversation around the future of Human Risk Management. The conversation wasn't about awareness. It was about what comes next. As AI becomes embedded in the workforce, organizations are rethinking how they measure risk, govern access, establish accountability, and build resilience across both human and non-human actors. From risk quantification and board reporting to AI agents acting on behalf of employees, security leaders are navigating a rapidly evolving landscape that demands a more complete view of risk. What stood out most wasn't any single takeaway. It was the willingness of leaders to openly share challenges, lessons learned, and ideas with peers facing many of the same questions. Thank you to everyone who joined us in Chicago. Looking forward to continuing the conversation at future Human Risk Exchange events. Want to connect with us at an upcoming event? Visit https://hubs.la/Q04m8Jc00 to see where we're headed next. #HumanRiskManagement #AI #Cybersecurity #IdentitySecurity #RiskManagement #CISO

The best Octobers are planned in June. Every year it's the same scramble: budget approvals, content reviews, speaker availability, comms sign-off — all crammed into September. It doesn't have to be that way. A turnkey Cybersecurity Awareness Month program means the calendar, content, communications, and experiences are ready to deploy. You brand it, set it, and go. Start now, and October runs itself. See the 2026 program → https://hubs.la/Q04l-MPf0 #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #SecurityAwareness #CISO

One of the most important conversations in cybersecurity today isn't about technology. It's about adaptability. In this recent Nasdaq Boardroom Cyber Talks discussion, Edna Conway shares powerful insights on leading through the convergence of cyber risk, AI, human behavior, and supply chain complexity. Her perspective reinforces a reality many organizations are facing: risk can no longer be managed in silos. It requires a holistic, intelligence-driven approach that connects people, technology, and business outcomes. We're honored to see Living Security and Human Risk Management highlighted throughout the conversation. As AI transforms the workforce and threat landscape, understanding and managing risk at the human level has never been more critical. Thank you, Edna, for continuing to champion the evolution from reactive security programs to adaptive defense strategies. Watch the discussion here: https://hubs.la/Q04m90gP0 #HumanRiskManagement #Cybersecurity #AI #BoardLeadership #RiskManagement

🚨Dinner Location Update for RMISC 🚨 We’ve moved our dinner event to **The Velvet Cellar**! Join Living Security for great food, great conversations, and a chance to connect with fellow security leaders. Come for the cybersecurity conversations… stay for the free food. (Or come for the free food and stay for the cybersecurity conversations—we won’t judge.) 😄 Spots are limited, so sign up using the link below. See you there! #RMISC #InfoSec #Cybersecurity #Networking

Security culture isn't a poster on the wall. It's a score you can see. Our latest video showcases how the Human Risk Index and customizable security scorecards help create an accountable security culture where every employee understands their impact on organizational risk. By bringing behavior, identity, and threat exposure together into measurable scores, organizations can: • Understand what drives human risk • Make security expectations visible • Track improvement over time • Trigger targeted interventions • Demonstrate risk reduction to leadership and the board Security scorecards also introduce a powerful element often missing from security programs: engagement. By gamifying security through personalized scores, progress tracking, and company leaderboards, organizations can foster healthy competition, celebrate improvement, and make security everyone's responsibility, not just the security team's. When employees can see what's impacting their score, security becomes personal. When teams can see how they're improving, security becomes engaging. When leaders can measure progress, security becomes a culture. That's the power of Human Risk Management. Watch how Living Security helps organizations build an accountable security culture through visibility, measurement, action, and a little friendly competition. #HumanRiskManagement #SecurityCulture #SecurityAwarenessTraining #HumanRisk #Cybersecurity #SecurityLeadership #RiskManagement #Gamification

Our team is en route to Denver for Rocky Mountain Information Security Conference (RMISC), and we’re excited to connect with security leaders throughout the week. Come see us at booth 127 to meet the Living Security team, talk through your human risk priorities, and learn how we’re helping organizations turn identity and behavior data into focused, measurable action. Plus, we have the claw machine! See you in Denver. Kevin Martin Amber Quinn Michelle L.

The future of cybersecurity isn't built on isolated tools. It's built on connected intelligence. That's why we're excited that Living Security has been named one of the inaugural partners in SailPoint's new Unified Platform Access program, which enables technology partners to build deeper, native integrations on the SailPoint platform. As the leader in Human Risk Management, Living Security helps organizations understand and reduce risk across human behavior, access, and threat exposure. Together with identity security leaders like SailPoint, we're helping customers gain a more complete picture of risk and take action faster. We're honored to be part of this next chapter of innovation and look forward to delivering even greater value to our joint customers. Read more about SailPoint's Unified Platform Access launch and partner ecosystem expansion: https://lnkd.in/erpcDPYX #HumanRiskManagement #IdentitySecurity #Cybersecurity #SailPoint #SecurityInnovation