Riot is an employee security posture management platform designed to help organizations assess and improve the cybersecurity posture of their workforce. The platform targets cybersecurity teams across companies of all sizes, positioning employees as a first line of defense against cyberattacks. Riot's core offering centers on monitoring and managing employee security behavior in real time. Key features include an integrated security scoring system called the "Karma score," which provides a unified view of each employee's security posture. This score enables security teams to identify vulnerabilities, set priorities, and track progress across the organization. The platform includes security awareness training, phishing simulations, and breach intelligence capabilities. It supports delivery in over 30 languages, making it accessible for multinational organizations. Riot integrates directly with major identity and directory providers including Google Workspace, Microsoft, and Okta, enabling automatic synchronization of employee directories. A central part of Riot's positioning is addressing the rise of AI-generated cyberattacks targeting employees. The company highlights that since the emergence of generative AI tools, phishing and social engineering attacks have grown significantly more sophisticated, and frames traditional security awareness training as insufficient against these evolving threats. Riot is a SaaS platform requiring no credit card to get started and has received Series B funding.