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Cognitive processes are broadly considered to be of vital importance to understanding phishing email feature detection or misidentification. This research extends the current literature by introducing the concept of cue utilization as a unique predictor of phishing...

This thesis investigates how simulation-based learning affects the knowledge of cybersecurity risk management. To this end, an experiment was set up, leveraging the simulation game CyberCIEGE. Thirteen undergraduate IT students were involved in the experiment and took...

The Internet of Things (IoT) is considered the next technological revolution. IoT devices include once everyday objects that are now internet connected, such as smart locks and smart fridges, but also new types of devices to include home assistants. However, while...

Many Indians have less experience in dealing with the Internet-enabled device and hence less experience in handling security threats like malware as compared to users of other countries who have gone through the learning curve of handling such security threats using...

The main contributions from this work include: (1) A systematic study of how humans protect against, detect and respond to cyber attacks; (2) A detailed explanation of the devices that people use and their level of awareness of the sensors and components that these...

This article presents best practices of universities’ digitalisation from the cyber security and CRC point of view. ENISA’s CSC development guidance was used as the main tool for developing the general CSC programme for universities. The required changes of CSC and...

This study explored potential human factors predictors of home user security intentions through the lens of past performance, perceived self-efficacy, and locus of control. While perceived self-efficacy and locus of control are elements in several organizational and...