Live webinar: Strengthening resilience against human-driven cyber risk

Public and private sector organizations operate in an increasingly complex risk environment. Alongside financially motivated cybercrime, government agencies, critical infrastructure operators, and private sector organizations face risks linked to insider activity, coercion, influence operations, and state-aligned activity.

The human element plays a significant role in this environment. According to the 2026 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR), 62% of confirmed breaches involved the human element. People, trusted access, third-party relationships, individual vulnerabilities, and compromising material can all create exposure that extends beyond traditional technical vulnerabilities.

Some of these risks may already exist within the organization. NetClean Research shows that approximately 1 in 500 corporate computers is used to access or handle child sexual abuse material (CSAM) – an example of serious high-risk activity that can take place on managed corporate devices without being visible through conventional cybersecurity controls. The risk landscape is also evolving, with terrorist and violent extremist content (TVEC) representing another area of high-risk activity and a potential indicator of human vulnerability and insider risk.

This webinar explores how public and private sector organizations can strengthen operational resilience through greater visibility, intelligence, and proactive detection focused on human-driven risk, insider risk, and trusted access.

The discussion will also examine how the risk landscape is evolving and how security teams can identify high-risk indicators earlier, before they contribute to a more serious security incident.

Webinar details: Date: November 4, 2026 Time: 2:00 PM GMT / 3:00 PM CET Duration: 45 minutes Host: NetClean & Networkology Replay: Accessible upon registration