Fable Security

RSAC made it undeniable: detection is necessary, but prevention is where the fight is moving. Security teams are drowning in alerts while AI is creating new, fast-moving human risk vectors faster than most programs can respond. The gap between what attackers can do and what traditional training addresses has never been wider. What we heard repeatedly from CISOs: - Legacy training produces completion rates, not behavior change - Role-based targeting is too blunt; attackers don't phish by org chart - Punitive programs are backfiring—employees are hiding incidents, not reporting them - Speed matters: by the time a quarterly module rolls out, the threat has moved on The programs getting traction share a different DNA: - Behavior-based targeting built on real signals, not job titles - Real-time intervention—in the moment of risk, not 30 days later - Non-punitive by design, because fear doesn't scale This is what we built Fable around. Not because it's a better mousetrap—because the old model is structurally broken and patching it isn't enough. If any of this resonated with what you saw at RSAC, we'd love to compare notes. What was the conversation that stuck with you most? Shout out to the team that made this week possible: Nicole Jiang-Gibson, Sanny Liao, Devon G., Noah Plotkin, Somu Amujala, Kashyap Chaturvedula, Benjamin Olson, Michael Chen, Dave Ho, Derek Li 黎霆钧, Joye Shonubi, Areel Khan, Haley Sayres, A. Stryker, Miranda Carter, Curtis Casella, Kaitlin Sullivan, nez&pez

AI is changing how people work and how risk shows up. At Fable, we believe that people can be your organization’s strongest defense—if you have the right security habits. Kyle Wolff and Noah Plotkin will be at the IANS Washington DC Forum next week on April 7 to discuss how applying adtech principles can make security training more effective and drive real behavior change. If you’re there and want to learn more about modern human risk management, let’s connect. #IANSEvents #InfoSec #CyberSecurity #CISO

Find hidden RSS feeds and send out actionable intelligence -- and DON'T pay pay six-figures for a threat intel platform if you don't have to. At BSides Charlotte on March 28 -- that's tomorrow! -- our Director of Threat Analysis A. Stryker will walk through how to build a minimum viable threat intelligence platform "recognizer" to patrol open-source cyberspace using whatever no- or low-cost tools you already have. Make sure to sign up for the event today! Link below. #BSidesCLT #Cybersecurity #HumanRisk

Telling employees to “follow policy” isn’t enough. Real behavior change happens when training includes direct links to software portals, reporting forms, and internal resources—making the secure action the easiest action. #SecurityTraining #HumanRisk #CyberSecurity

We’re live at RSAC! Drop by booth S-0263 and exchange what you hate about legacy security training for something you’ll love. Fable replaces generic training with AI-driven, precise, and targeted interventions so you can measure behavior change, not just completion rates. Bring your worst training—we’ll trade you something better. #RSAC #RSAC2026 #RSAConference #Cybersecurity #SecurityAwareness #HumanRisk

We’re excited to welcome some new Fablers to the team: Dylan Jensen, Kyle Wolff, Michael Mooney, Sophie Paterson, Will Vallette, and Xavier Marcos! Dylan joins the sales engineering team, bringing a strong background in cybersecurity and presales, with experience at Torq and Cyware, and a passion for helping organizations turn security strategy into real-world outcomes. Outside of work, Dylan enjoys coaching football and spending time with his family. Kyle joins Fable’s sales team to help shape our sales playbook, bringing experience from Astronomer, Okta, and Bloomberg Industry Group. When he’s not working, he’s likely golfing, surfing, or skiing. Mike joins Fable’s sales team with experience from Astronomer, MongoDB, and Red Hat. Off the clock, he’s hiking, exploring new restaurants, reading, or practicing jiu jitsu. Sophie is our new People Operations Manager, bringing experience from Sprig and Abnormal Security. Outside of work, she loves finding a good thriller or mystery novel to read or a new destination to travel to. Will also joins Fable’s sales team with a background at Astronomer, Clumio, and Lacework. In his spare time, he’s cheering on Boston sports teams, cooking, or spending time with his family and dogs. Xavi joins us from Astronomer, where he was one of the company's earliest sales hires and built the Southeast into the top-producing region in the country. At Fable, he'll be leading the charge to build out our East Coast sales team. He also brings experience from Templafy. When he's not closing deals, you'll find him with his family or cheering on the Mets and Dolphins. We’re moving fast, and we’d love for you to join us! Check out some of our open positions in the link below. #Cybersecurity #GenerativeAI #Hiring

Legacy security awareness training has long been about going through the motions. Completion rates measure who clicked. They don’t measure who changed. That’s not risk reduction. That’s theater. The good news is that the era of box-checking is over. Join Fable Security at RSAC booth #S-0263 for a delightful exchange. Exchange box checking compliance theater for human risk management that actually works. DM us to connect and experience the human way to manage risk. We also have a small number of discounted Conference passes and free Expo passes available. DM us if you’re interested. #RSAC #RSAC2026 #RSAConference #Cybersecurity #SecurityAwareness #HumanRisk

The threat landscape is changing fast with new technologies like generative AI, and the lines between safe and risky behavior are only getting blurrier. That's where we're focused at Fable: helping teams adopt and use technology safely, and deliver targeted, timely interventions that lead to real, measurable behavior change. We're expanding across East, West, and Central to help us address the biggest unsolved problem in cybersecurity: the human attack surface. Interested in learning how you can help make a difference in the world of human risk? We're hiring across engineering and sales—take a look at our open positions: https://lnkd.in/gWyghbsQ

When a major cyberattack hits the headlines, organizations often want immediate training. But the real question is whether your training defends against one incident—or the tactics behind it. The strongest programs use headline attacks to build habits that stop future threats. Read the latest blog in our six-part series to learn how you should choose your next awareness training topic. #Cybersecurity #SecurityAwareness #HumanRisk