Dustin Sachs

In supply chain cybersecurity, decision-making is complex, involving risks to operational stability and reputation. This session explores cognitive biases that skew risk assessments and provides structured approaches to mitigate these effects. Using case studies, participants learn frameworks for balancing risks, costs, and impacts while addressing third-party vulnerabilities. Collaboration and information-sharing strategies are emphasized to enhance overall supply chain resilience against cyber threats.

As the digital landscape evolves, so do cyber threats. Traditional cybersecurity measures alone are insufficient to address increasingly sophisticated attacks. This presentation explores the role of behavioral science in strengthening cybersecurity resilience by understanding human behavior, cognitive biases, and decision-making. It covers the psychology behind phishing, the impact of stress on compliance, and designing user-centric security systems. Real-world case studies showcase the effectiveness of integrating behavioral science into security strategies, offering practical solutions to reduce human error and build a robust defense.

This session reimagines security awareness programs, focusing on the opportunity to better address human risk through innovative, inclusive strategies. By shifting away from outdated methods, the presentation highlights how empowering end-users can transform them into active participants in organizational security. Through the use of data transparency and cutting-edge approaches, attendees will explore actionable steps to enhance security training. The session emphasizes fostering a well-informed, resilient workforce, turning potential vulnerabilities into strengths and building a culture of shared responsibility for cybersecurity.