Fable Security reported that 62% of breaches start with a human, highlighting the importance of the Fables AI-powered secure behavior and human risk management platform.
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At minute 36 of the all in podcast, David Sacks says it best. “The answer to AI powered cyber attacks is AI powered cyber defense” 62% of these breach’s start with a hum…
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Fable Security
Reimagine human risk, shrink errors, and prove impact with AI.
- Industry
- Computer and Network Security
- Location
- San Francisco, US
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Fable Security
Fable Security delivers the human risk platform that directly shapes employee behavior. Designed for simplicity and enterprise scale, our agentic platform synthesizes complex employee data, pinpoints risky behaviors, and deploys highly-relevant interventions to people automatically, in real time, right where they work.
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Fable Security introduced the ability for Security Team Admins to duplicate and delete simulation templates directly in Fable without needing to file an engineering ticket.
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Fable Security launched the October Cybersecurity Awareness Month program called the OCAM program.
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