Episode Details

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the innovative realm of cybersecurity with a focus on behavioral cyber risk. The discussion centers around PsyberCog Labs, a pioneering company that has recently graduated from the Founder Institute Silicon Valley, marking a significant milestone in its journey. PsyberCog Labs is at the forefront of advancing the measurement of behavioral cyber risk, which is crucial for understanding how human behavior can undermine security control execution. The company is developing a repeatable model through its PATH approach to help leaders identify behavior-driven control failure points and translate these into actionable insights for security, governance, audit, and executive decision-making.

PsyberCog Labs is shifting the focus from traditional cybersecurity metrics to treating behavioral cyber risk as a control reliability issue. This approach aids Chief Information Security Officers, Governance, Risk, and Compliance leaders, and other stakeholders in understanding where operational behavior impacts control performance. Following its graduation, PsyberCog Labs is set to enhance its go-to-market execution, platform development, and industry engagement. The company is also launching Cybr.Minded, a podcast exploring the intersection of cybersecurity and behavioral science, and plans to engage with industry leaders at Black Hat United States of America 2026. For more information about PsyberCog Labs and their innovative work, visit their website at PsyberCog Labs.