97% of cybersecurity leaders feel the need for increased budget allocations to bolster the security of the human element.

45% of cybersecurity leaders cited constantly evolving AI threats as their greatest challenge when tackling behavioral risk.

Incidents relating to the human element surged by 90%.

64% of organizations fell victim to external attacks that exploited employees through email.

93% of cybersecurity leaders reported incidents caused by cybercriminals exploiting employees.

Strategic Human Risk Management (HRM) programmes can reduce risk 60% faster than traditional methods.

Mature HRM programmes have 5 times the visibility into risky behaviour compared to organisations relying solely on SAT.

Just 10% of employees are responsible for 73% of cyber risk. This also means that a small fraction of employees (specifically 10%) are responsible for 73% of risky behaviour.

Organisations relying solely on security awareness training (SAT) have visibility into only 12% of risky behaviour.