Human Risk Management Roundtable
An evening discussion on why people, not technology, decide most security outcomes — and what organisations can actually do about it. Free, limited places.
- When5 November 2026 · 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
- WhereIn person — Central Singapore (venue confirmed by email)
- FeeFree
- PlacesLimited to 30
Up to 95 per cent of breaches involve a human action, yet security budgets still go overwhelmingly to technology. This roundtable brings together risk, audit, security and HR professionals to compare notes on what has worked, what has not, and why.
Jenny opens with the argument from her recent Institute of Risk Management article, then hands the floor to the room. Light refreshments are provided.
What it covers
- Why most breaches involve a human action, and what that means for controls
- The fraud triangle applied to cyber: pressure, opportunity, rationalisation
- What a speak-up culture looks like in practice
- Open discussion and networking over light refreshments
Who it is for
Risk, audit, security and HR professionals — and anyone who has wondered why awareness training so rarely changes behaviour.
Can't make this date?
Every session can be delivered in-house for your team, on a date that suits you.