Stopping risk
in its tracks
How Intelligent Behaviour Change
is Shaping 2026 and Beyond
Introduction
Intelligent behaviour change is rapidly becoming the missing piece in Human Risk Management. We’ve spent years working with organisations who have great tools and strong policies, yet still see people taking risky actions at the worst possible moments because the training they took was long before or long after the risky action(s) in question. That’s exactly the gap intelligent behaviour change is designed to close – by stepping in when and where it matters most, especially right before someone is about to do something risky.
Welcome to our Intelligent Behaviour Change Hub!
This is where we’ll explore what’s really happening in the flow of work: in the depth of where your Human Risk actually lies, unpack which behaviours organisations are most worried about, and whether people are genuinely following policies and sticking to approved AI tools.
Micro behaviour signals
We’ll look at micro signals of safer behaviour – like hovering over links before clicking – and higher risk ones, such as clicking links from new senders without checking.
Behaviour Timing and Interventions
Moving beyond awareness
From Insight to Impact
19 June 2026 · 12:00 PM BST
Using insights from the latest Redflags Behavioural Impact Report, this session will examine how employees are using AI in the workplace, where risk emerges, and how a focused, campaign-led approach can help security teams reduce risk at the moments that matter most.
SECURITY PULSE
Your experience matters to us, please share it with us!
Before we get stuck into the research we have conducted, we want to know your experience with behaviour change.
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the insights you need
Access our Intelligent Behaviour Change CISO Guide
Download our new CISO Guide to Intelligent Behaviour Change – a practical playbook with frameworks, metrics and strategies to identify risky moments, deploy real-time interventions, and measure lasting behaviour change in your organisation.
INTRO BY LUCY FINLAY AND TIM WARD
Insights from Real-World
Behaviour
We have carried out in depth research into intelligent behaviours, and we’re excited to share what we’ve discovered with you. This research digs into real-world behaviour to show where Human Risk truly lies, beyond training completion rates and policy documents.
RESEARCH FINDINGS
Security Behaviour in the Age of AI
We explore which behaviours organisations are most worried about, whether employees are really following policies and sticking to approved AI tools, and how they interact with everyday threats: are they hovering over links before clicking, and how often are they clicking links from new senders? We also look at whether well-timed interventions are genuinely changing what people do.
More Insights
Behavioural Impact Report: Insights
Behavioural Impact Report: AI Deep Dive
Behavioural Impact Report: Credential Loss Deep Dive
Let’s talk tech with
Tim and Jamie
Our research highlights just how big the gap still is between what people know they should do for security and what actually happens in the moment. Sadly, real risk lives in the everyday decisions of a relatively small number of higherrisk individuals.
So what can you do about it? In this short Tech Talk between Tim and Jamie, we’ll show how segmenting your data to identify and target higherrisk groups can drive better behaviours, and how our Intervention Report and Risk Report give you actionable insight and ongoing support to focus effort where it has the greatest impact.
Reading Corner
The 3% Problem: Why Your Biggest AI Risk Is Already Inside Your Organisation
A small group of power users is generating a disproportionate share of your AI activity. Are they your most innovative employees or your most significant data risk?
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AI Governance Is Not an IT Problem. It’s a Behaviour Problem
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What AI Usage Patterns Reveal About the Modern Workforce
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The Enterprise AI Landscape Your Security Team Needs to See
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