COMPLIANCE

Making compliance work in the real world

Embedding measurable behaviour change into everyday work to prove compliance and strengthen security.

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Compliance expectations
are changing

A new regulatory landscape

Security leaders don’t need more noise around compliance, especially as the UK prepares for significant regulatory change. The forthcoming Cyber Security and Resilience (Network and Information Systems) Bill is set to overhaul the existing NIS Regulations, expanding the range of regulated organisations, strengthening incident-reporting duties and increasing regulators’ powers. As a result, organisations will face greater expectations and closer scrutiny.

Proof, not process

In this changing environment, leaders need clarity and credible evidence that their controls, training and interventions genuinely work. Confidence no longer comes from completing processes or ticking boxes. It comes from demonstrating that security measures are effective in the real world and that people understand and act on their responsibilities.

Get the assurance that compliance works

When leaders and auditors evaluate your security posture, they’re not looking for checklists or rigid adherence to traditional interventions. They want assurance that your organisation operates securely day to day and can demonstrate this, backed by clear evidence that it meets its requirements in a logical, proportionate and effective way for your environment.

That means demonstrating that:

People understand their responsibilities

Training is aligned with the real level of risk

Controls function effectively in practice, not just
on paper

Control activities are consistently measured
and measurable

Evidence of Understanding

Learn how to to shake up cyber security awareness, rethink human risk, and stop following old conventions just because that is what is expected. We’ve built a reputation for being disruptors and doing things a little differently. That doesn’t mean ignoring ISO, NIST, NIS2, or any other regulation; it means thinking differently about how compliance actually works for people.

Move beyond checklists to
meaningful, ongoing interventions

Traditional security awareness activities such as annual training, phishing simulations, policy sign-offs, broadcast communications, and periodic testing are familiar for a reason. They’ve been embedded, reinforced through standards guidance, and adopted by every organisation. But familiarity doesn’t equal effectiveness. Modern compliance demands more than repeating activities annually. It requires continuous insight, behavioural assurance, and evidence that your controls are working—not just during audit season, but every day. This is where a new approach becomes essential: one that replaces box ticking with evidence-driven, ongoing interventions that strengthen organisational resilience.

Use the Redflags advantage

Redflags gives organisations a way to finally close the gap between training delivered and training that actually changes behaviour. Instead of relying on annual courses or one-off activities, Redflags brings compliance into the flow of work with real-time interventions that matter at the moment of risk.

When an employee is about to make a risky decision (clicking a suspicious link, mishandling data, bypassing a control) Redflags delivers an immediate nudge that corrects the behaviour on the spot. These micro interventions reinforce safer habits over time, turning awareness into action and action into measurable improvement.

Make compliance measurable
and proactive

Every interaction is captured as evidence. Redflags provides clear metrics that show how behaviours are shifting, how risk levels are trending, and when and where additional support is needed. This gives security teams a continuous, data-driven view of human risk, making it easy to demonstrate progress, prove control effectiveness, and show auditors that compliance is working in practice. With Redflags, compliance becomes proactive, measurable, and continuously improving rather than reactive and box-ticking.

Your Redflags checklist

Helping you map out the Redflags support to your compliance requirements.

Training that not only gets strong engagement, but proves its impact (avoiding sessions that are too early, too late, or completely out of context).

Meaningful metrics that strengthen your organisation’s human risk score and highlight where attention is needed, helping you improve continuously.

Behaviour‑shaping training that builds safer habits over time, supported by real‑time nudges that correct risky actions in the moment.

Clear, actionable insights showing what your team has achieved, how workforce security posture has improved, and evidence that can feed directly into audit reporting.

How Redflags can help

Intelligent Behaviour Change.
When and where it matters.

Measure human risk, nudge preemptively, prove operational impact, all without slowing people down.

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The Redflags® deployment at Accenture yielded compelling results in terms of behavioural change and engagement.
Andy Johnson
Director of IT & Transformation,
Beacon
"If we train staff and assume they remember everything from a year ago, we are in dangerous territory. Redflags gives them practical, timely steps to recognise threats."
Amy Lemberger
Group Security Director, 

Gamma Communications plc.
“It wasn’t just the case that Redflags gave us a tool and walked away, but they showed us how to make it as effective as possible”

Laura Morgans

Global Security Governance, Risk and Compliance Manager, Dr. Martens

“We’ve customised the training to fit every language. It’s inclusive, relevant, and very quick to do.”

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