
<p>Security awareness training is not enough to protect ourselves from cyber risks. But how can we control these risks? Today, Kristina Belnap, the SVP and CISO of HealthEquity, brings the role of human resources in...


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Recent studies show that 82% of cyber incidents result from unintended human behavior. Further, the errant behavior of only 5% of all users creates most of this risk. This is pretty alarming, and yet no one is talking about it. Modifying the behavior of these few individuals can have a force multiplier effect on reducing overall enterprise cyber risks.Welcome to Friendly Fire: Mitigating Unintentional User Risk. Where we explore Human Risk, to raise awareness across the industry, and stimulate discussion on how we can create a security culture that better protects all of us, emphasizes personal responsibility, and focuses on enterprise-wide behavior change.Research now clearly proves that 85% of cyber incidents are caused by errant human behavior. Organizations need better tools and approaches to manage and mitigate the risk of their own users unintentionally aiding attackers. Tune in to enlightening discussions with CISOs, cybersecurity experts, and technologists. They share what they
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent studies show that 82% of cyber incidents result from unintended human behavior. Further, the errant behavior of only 5% of all users creates most of this risk. This is pretty alarming, and yet no one is talking about it. Modifying the behavior of these few individuals can have a force multiplier effect on reducing overall enterprise cyber risks.
Friendly Fire: Mitigating Employee Risk is hosted by Podgo. The show has published 47 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The View From The Trenches: The Role Of Leaders And Human Resources In Human Risk Management Kristina Belnap Of HealthEquity" (24 September 2025, 25 minutes), "The Theoretical Floor And The Importance Of Resilience With Allison Miller Of Cartomancy Labs" (17 September 2025, 40 minutes), and "Understanding Human And API Security With Karl Mattson" (10 September 2025, 31 minutes).
Friendly Fire: Mitigating Employee Risk publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 42 minutes across 47 episodes.
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Episode #45
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