Right-Hand

Right-Hand is a cybersecurity company founded in 2019 by Theo Nasser and Uzair Ahmed, both with backgrounds in cybersecurity and EdTech. The company operates in the Human Risk Management space, building technology designed to change employee behavior in response to the evolving threat landscape. The platform is designed to serve two primary audiences: Security Awareness Officers and SOC leaders and teams. Its core premise is that perimeter defense technology alone is insufficient to prevent data breaches, and that addressing human behavior is a necessary component of an organization's security posture. Right-Hand's offerings focus on security awareness training and phishing simulations, targeting the human element of cybersecurity — which, according to sources cited on their site, contributes to approximately 90% of cyber data breaches. The platform aims to make employees more cyber resilient through continuous, behavior-focused training rather than one-time or checkbox compliance exercises. The company serves clients across Asia-Pacific, North America, and Europe, working with organizations that maintain dedicated security teams. Their approach positions Human Risk Management as a distinct discipline that addresses insider threats, phishing, poor password practices, and other employee-driven vulnerabilities. The company emphasizes building a cyber-aware culture within organizations as a complement to technical security controls.