Case Study: The Role of Cyberpsychology in Preventing a Social Engineering Attack
This case study explores how AlphaBank used cyberpsychology principles to prevent social engineering attacks following a financial breach. By addressing cognitive biases, stress management, and employee training, the organisation reduced phishing success rates by 75%. The study highlights the importance of integrating psychological insights into cybersecurity strategies for effective risk mitigation.
Case Study: Disinformation-Induced Crisis in a Financial Services Firm
A financial firm faced a major crisis after a disinformation campaign falsely accused it of ESG misconduct. Rapid investor withdrawals, reputational damage, and operational disruption followed. The firm recovered by implementing real-time monitoring, crisis protocols, and integrated risk governance—highlighting the urgent need for resilience against information disorder in risk management.
Case Study: Zero Trust Implementation in a Corporate Bank
A corporate bank adopted Zero Trust to address rising cyber threats and regulatory demands. By implementing multi-factor authentication, microsegmentation, and continuous monitoring, the bank reduced attack surfaces, improved incident response, and enhanced compliance, overcoming challenges with legacy systems and user resistance to achieve greater security and operational resilience.