As organizations accelerate AI adoption, new security gaps are emerging—not just from the technology itself, but from how it behaves, how it is used, and how it interacts with humans. These risks are often invisible to traditional controls, creating a growing blind spot in modern security programs.

In this session, Ashley Rose, Founder and CEO of Living Security, and Graham Westbrook, VP of International Markets at SimSpace, will examine this shift from two critical perspectives: what AI-driven threats actually look like in practice, and how organizations can practically manage the human risk that sits at the intersection of people and AI.

Together, they will outline how organizations can move from understanding these threats to taking action through a modern Human Risk Management approach that enables them to:

• Prepare employees to recognize and safely engage with AI systems exhibiting unexpected or risky behavior

• Gain visibility into how AI tools and agents are being accessed and used across the organization

• Identify risk across both human actions and AI-driven outcomes

• Take targeted, continuous action to reduce risk through adaptive training, insights, controls, and AI simulations

Attendees will leave with both a clear understanding of how AI adoption is introducing new forms of risk, and a practical path forward to manage that risk across their people, their AI tools, and the interactions between them.