Function
Security Education & Behavior Change
This category exists to close the implementation gap between known risks and actual user/team behavior. It includes security curricula, simulation exercises, and campaign design that changes day-to-day decisions. It is distinct from research (new findings), response (active incident handling), and tooling (software infrastructure).
2 Organizations working in this area
The Red Guild (TRG)
Why this organization belongs in this function
TRG belongs here by translating technical findings into practical behavior-change programs, security awareness campaigns, and hands-on training teams can actually deploy.
Featured Education
TRG runs security awareness campaigns and applied learning initiatives, including behavior-change education and practical tracks such as Damn Vulnerable DeFi.
Security Alliance (SEAL)
Why this organization belongs in this function
SEAL belongs here because SEAL Frameworks is practical best-practice education for real teams: it translates incident lessons into concrete, reusable security standards. Wargames and Certifications then reinforce those standards through applied practice.
Featured Best-Practice Education
SEAL Frameworks provides open, vendor-neutral security best practices, with Wargames and Certifications extending that learning into operational readiness.