Fable Security Launches Board-Ready Human Risk Reporting Tool
Fable Security has launched its board-ready human risk reporting platform, announced in a press release. The new tool is designed to help security leaders present measurable insights on human risk, readiness, and campaign performance to boards and executive teams.
The reporting system offers filterable and drillable dashboards that analyze risky behaviors such as authentication hygiene, device security, and generative AI usage. These elements are aggregated into a comprehensive human risk score that reflects both organizational and individual risk levels.
The platform includes AI-generated insights into observed and mitigated behaviors, identifies top risk categories and vulnerable cohorts, and highlights relevant threats. It also provides departmental comparisons and a heat map of social engineering techniques. Risk data can be viewed at the individual level, including training participation, phishing test results, and behavior changes.
Fable Security’s board-ready human risk reporting will be available to all existing customers in their tenants next month.
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