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Living Security Reveals Full Agenda for HRMCon 2026, Showcasing the Next Generation of Human Risk Management
One-day conference will equip security leaders with practical strategies for Human Risk Management, Workforce Security, and measurable incident reduction across humans and AI agents
AUSTIN, TX / ACCESS Newswire / August 6, 2026 / Living Security, the global leader in Human Risk Management (HRM), today unveiled the full conference agenda for HRMCon 2026, its annual Human Risk Management conference taking place September 10 in Austin, Texas. Featuring eleven expert-led sessions, the agenda is designed to help security leaders move beyond awareness metrics and toward measurable incident reduction in a workforce increasingly composed of both people and AI agents.
As organizations face expanding identity ecosystems, autonomous workflows, and increasingly sophisticated AI-enabled attacks, Human Risk Management has become a strategic discipline that extends beyond traditional security awareness. HRMCon 2026 brings together practitioners, analysts, CISOs, and industry innovators to explore how organizations can operationalize Human Risk Management across the unified workforce.
"The workforce has fundamentally changed, and security leaders need practical strategies, not just new ideas, to reduce measurable risk," said Ashley Rose, CEO and Co-Founder of Living Security. "This year's agenda is intentionally designed as a blueprint for building and scaling Human Risk Management programs that reduce real incidents, strengthen governance, and prepare organizations for a future where humans and AI agents work side by side."
Advancing Human Risk Management for the Unified Workforce
The conference agenda follows the complete Human Risk Management journey, beginning with the changing nature of Workforce Security before exploring implementation strategies, executive alignment, and the future of AI-enabled organizations. As organizations mature their Human Risk Management programs, many are evolving beyond traditional security awareness toward Security Behavior Management and measurable workforce risk reduction.
Agenda Highlights: Human Risk Management in Practice
Ashley Rose opens the conference with a vision for how AI is reshaping Human Risk Management and why measurable incident reduction is replacing traditional activity metrics.
Forrester Vice President and Principal Analyst Jinan Budge delivers an independent market outlook on how AI is transforming buyer priorities and the future of Human Risk Management.
Living Security executives Kelly Harward and Mike Siegel will provide a first look at new platform capabilities designed to help organizations identify, prioritize, and reduce workforce risk across modern attack surfaces.
Enterprise practitioners from CVS Health, Bayer, Labcorp, Stewart Title, and Reveal Risk will share real-world lessons on building business cases, redesigning workflows, operationalizing Human Risk Management, and integrating behavioral intelligence into security programs.
Cybersecurity strategist Matthew Rosenquist will examine the future of autonomous prevention and accountability, while Security Mentalist Gary S. Chan closes the event with an interactive keynote exploring the psychology behind trust, influence, and deception.
Workforce Security Topics Include
Building executive support for Human Risk Management initiatives
Defining measurable workforce risk outcomes before program implementation
Connecting Human Risk Management signals to security controls and identity strategies
Applying behavioral intelligence to strengthen phishing-resistant authentication
Launching effective Human Risk Management programs before data environments are fully mature
Preparing organizations for a future where AI agents and humans share responsibility for enterprise operations
HRMCon 2026 will be held September 10, 2026, at The University of Texas Club in Austin, Texas, with a live virtual broadcast available for attendees worldwide.
Security leaders interested in attending can register at:
https://www.livingsecurity.com/human-risk-management-conference-hrmcon-2026-living-security
About Living Security
Living Security is the global leader in Human Risk Management, helping organizations identify, measure, and reduce human cyber risk across humans and AI agents. Its AI-native Human Risk Management platform combines behavioral, identity, and threat intelligence to predict risk, guide response, and prevent cyber incidents before they occur. By connecting security data to measurable business outcomes, Living Security enables organizations to continuously reduce workforce risk while strengthening organizational resilience.
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