Jenny Radcliffe is best known for revealing how security fails through people rather than technology. A specialist in social engineering, she examines how trust, routine, and organisational assumptions are exploited to bypass controls that appear robust on paper. Her work focuses on the human decisions that create exposure, not through negligence, but through normal behaviour in complex systems.

Her perspective reframes cyber risk as a design problem. Jenny helps leaders understand how authority, politeness, urgency, and cultural norms can be manipulated, and why security strategies often collapse when they conflict with how people actually work. She shows where organisations unintentionally reward compliance over judgement, and how small behavioural cues can open significant risk.

Her talks are intelligent, engaging, and sharply observed. They focus on how leaders design systems, processes, and cultures that support questioning, verification, and resilience, without eroding trust or operational flow.