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All the content from last year’s PeepSec, Impact and flagship industry events
Poor Cybersecurity Behaviors Prevalent Amongst UK Remote Workers
InfoSecurity Magazine
A quarter of UK office workers use unauthorized devices to work from home
BetaNews
We thought we needed to secure remote workers. We were wrong.
Post-COVID, we need to do a great deal more It’s CybSafe’s monthly virtual All Hands meeting. We’re 15 minutes in. And CEO Oz Alashe has just announced some significant news: Following COVID, no CybSafe employee will be bound to a physical office. Instead, CybSafe...
Strengthen security culture through communications and awareness programs
Formally adopted security policies, well-defined security governance, and clear security-related roles in the business are prerequisites for a successful security program. But in the background behind the visible security governance and security program machinery is...
An investigation of phishing awareness and education over time: When and how to best remind users
Security awareness and education programmes are rolled out in more and more organisations. However, their effectiveness over time and, correspondingly, appropriate intervals to remind users’ awareness and knowledge are an open question. In an attempt to address this...
Theoretical domains framework applied to cyber security behaviour
The challenge of changing user cybersecurity behaviour is now in the foreground of cybersecurity research. To understand the problem, cybersecurity behaviour researchers have included, into their studies, theories from the Psychology domain. Psychology makes use of...
A practice-based approach to security management: Materials, meaning and competence for trainers of healthcare cyber security
Managing how new digital technologies are integrated into different contexts has become a key component needed for effective international security management. This chapter focuses on rethinking our approach to the integration of digital technologies within...
4 in 10 organisations punish staff for cybersecurity errors
HelpNetSecurity
Many organizations taking disciplinary action over cybersecurity blunders
ITProPortal
Zero-trust is up post-COVID-19, but you’d be wrong for thinking it will keep networks safe
“Now a good chunk of your critical assets are behind the firewall, but all your employees are not.” That’s what NetMotion CEO Christopher Kenessey said recently. He was summarising the problem we’re all facing: All of a sudden, the working world has changed. How can...
Punishing cybersecurity errors found to be counterproductive
InfoSecurity Magazine
Intro to Cyber Security
A beginner’s introduction to cyber security & the human aspect of cyber security This list of free (or cheap) resources is a good introduction to cyber security, computer science and the human aspect of cyber security. It's by no means exhaustive, covering only...
Insider threat detection based on anomalous behavior of user for cyber security
In today’s competitive world, business security is essential. To secure the business processes and confidential data, organizations have to protect the system by implementing new policies and techniques to detect the threats and control it. Threats for cybersecurity...
Exploring phishing susceptibility attributable to authority, urgency, risk perception and human factors
Security breaches nowadays are not limited to technological orientation. Research in the information security domain is gradually shifting towards human behavioral orientation toward breaches that target weaknesses arising from human behaviors (Workman et al., 2007)....
Overcoming gender disparity in cyber security profession
The workforce shortage and gender disparity in cybersecurity profession pose a greater risk to the digital economies from cyber adversaries. The global efforts and initiatives for women to pursue career in cybersecurity field tend to be lesser than men along with...
On demand webinar: Borderless cybersecurity
WEBINAR Borderless Cyber Security Traditional security awareness is dead.Borderless security awareness is not a product or feature. It is a mindset. The world is changing. The team at CybSafe have been observing this, and thinking about what it means for our industry...
Moving the human being into the focus of cyber security
Acknowledging the importance of information and communication technologies (ICT) in relation to the functioning of contemporary societies, the states of the European High North have endorsed information and/or cybersecurity strategies which aim to safeguard both...
Twitter accounts hacked to promote ‘CryptoForHealth’ Covid-19 scam
Information Age
Does decision-making style predict individuals’ cyber security avoidance behaviour?
In this paper, researchers applied gamification techniques to the development of an Augmented Reality game, CybAR, which was designed to educate users about cybersecurity in an effective and entertaining way. This research incorporates decision-making style into...
A new hope: Human-centric cyber security research embedded within organizations
The ‘human’ element of any digital system is as important to its enduring security posture. More research is needed to better understand human cybersecurity vulnerabilities within organizations. This will inform the development of methods (including those rooted in...
Whose risk is it anyway: How do risk perception and organisational commitment affect employee information security awareness?
Since information security (InfoSec) incidents often involve human error, businesses are investing greater resources into improving staff awareness and compliance with best-practice InfoSec behaviours. This research examined whether employees who feel that they may be...