The Human Element in Cybersecurity: Behavioural Science, AI Threats and Gamification - Guest Dr John Blythe

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Recorded27 Feb 2025

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80% of organisation’s cybersecurity breaches stem from human factors. Dr. John Blythe, expounds on how cyberpsychology and behavioural science can reduce employee mitigated cybersecurity breaches. We talk about how gamification and AI can help organisations more effectively tackle cyber threats, and how focusing more on the Human Element can create better security solutions.

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