In a dynamic risk landscape, behavioral science allows us to detect and prevent invisible sources of risk
The vast majority of us agree that texting while driving is bad—and yet, this behavior remains common. Behavioral interventions can help.
Why would we seemingly be willing to take risks to earn more? What actually motivates and drives risk–taking? The answer may lie in how we have evolved.
Getting the public to follow instructions is not easy. And this is even more apparent during the COVID-19 crisis.
While aging is inevitable, financial fraud in old age isn't. Elderly individuals in the US alone lose an estimated 3 billion dollars a year to financial scams. Our research offers insights into how we can prevent this troubling reality.
See how we’re mitigating risk by enabling early fraud detection, improving compliance, and reducing human error.
Create advanced fraud detection and mitigation strategies based on decades of research into the psychology and behavioral patterns of fraud
Identify and mitigate vulnerabilities by tapping into the psychological dimensions behind the human errors which account for up to 80% of the costs attributed to cyber-attacks
Understand the influences that drive noncompliant behaviors across your organization and create data-driven interventions that improve adherence to your processes
If you'd like to explore how behavioral science can be used in your organization, why not send us a collaboration request?
