Vision: A world where security is intuitive, inclusive, and woven into everyday behaviours.
Mission: Our mission is to transform security culture through applied behavioural science. Using evidence-based research methodologies, we help organisations understand the psychological, social, and systemic factors that drive behaviour in digital environments. We systematically decode behaviour patterns, predict security risks, and design interventions that turn good security practices into sustainable habits.
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Executive Summary As artificial intelligence agents increasingly participate in organisational cyber risk landscapes, a critical question emerges: Ca...
Read InsightWhen Richard Thaler and Cass Sunstein popularised the concept of "nudging" in their 2008 book, they were writing about humans. The idea was elegantly ...
Read InsightSecurity Champion programmes often start strongly but plateau when they become a vehicle for repeating awareness messages. Social Network Analysis (SN...
Read InsightPractical advice, research findings, and expert perspectives on building security-aware cultures.
Somewhere in your organisation, a team’s cyber risk is elevated, not from unpatched systems, but behaviour: how files are shared, credentials handled, and requests judged under pressure. Controls and policy exist, yet culture undermines them. Then one well-placed person joins, and within months reporting rises, people pause before clicking, and leaders flag issues early. No mandates, no new training. That is the Security Champion Effect.
Read ArticleThere is a familiar paradox at the heart of most enterprise security programmes. The harder organisations push to control human behaviour through rigid, uniform controls, the more creatively employees find ways around them. Security teams tighten the perimeter, and a shadow IT ecosystem quietly flourishes just beyond it. This is not a discipline problem. It is a design problem.
Read ArticleMoltbook is making headlines. It looks like Reddit, but AI agents are doing the posting, commenting, and upvoting while humans are mostly just watching. In just four days, it's captured attention because of the sheer novelty: agent-to-agent interaction at scale, complete with playful collective narratives and what look like emergent "belief systems."
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CyBehave was founded on a transformative belief: that understanding behaviour, whether human or artificial, is the foundation of safer digital ecosystems.
As autonomous AI systems become integral to our digital infrastructure, we’re expanding the boundaries of behavioural science. We combine rigorous academic research, practical frameworks, and cutting-edge insights to help organisations understand, predict, and shape behaviour across both human users and AI agents.
Whether you’re managing human risk, deploying autonomous AI, or navigating the complex dynamics of human-AI collaboration, CyBehave provides the research, tools, and expertise to make informed decisions.