When the attack vector is a person
Security spending hardened everything except the one decision point that still has to be made by a person, in the moment, with no script to check against.
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Insights
Practitioner thinking. Evidence over opinion.
Short, considered pieces on what the behavioural science actually supports, and where most practice quietly departs from it.
The certainty problem: why pressure makes practitioners more confident and less accurate
The relationship between confidence and accuracy is weaker than most practitioners assume, and under pressure it can invert entirely. The people most certain of their read are not reliably the people getting it right.
Read →What credibility assessment actually looks like in Gulf professional environments
Cross-cultural behavioural science is not about stereotyping communication styles. It is about understanding which variables shift when the social context does, and which hold steady regardless.
Read →New pieces are published as the work warrants, not on a schedule. If a question keeps surfacing in delivery, it tends to end up here.