We are thrilled to share our new policy briefing based on the Evaluating Cyber Security Evidence for Policy Advice” (ECSEPA) project led by Professor Madeline Carr (UCL) and Professor Siraj Shaikh (Coventry University). Civil servants across the UK Government are...
UCL gates in March 2020 A new playground for underwriters? Corporate boards the world over are scrambling to address the unique challenges of the COVID-19 global pandemic – particularly the impact of social distancing. In addition to the obvious problems this causes...
Abstract This paper describes materials developed to engage professional developers in discussions about security. First, the work is framed in the context of ethnographic studies of software development, highlighting how the method is used to explore and investigate...
The RISCS Annual Report 2017 was released at the UK Cyber Security Research Institutes Conference in October 2017, and is available to download here (opens PDF)
The 2018 RISCS Annual Report was released at the UK Cyber Security Research Institutes Conference in October 2018, and is available to download here (opens PDF).
We are delighted to present the 2019 RISCS Annual Report. The Report brings you progress updates of the RISCS projects, informs of recent changes at RISCS and shares our plans for 2020. Download the report here.
Kat Krol, Simon Parkin and M. Angela Sasse Abstract Biometric technologies have the potential to reduce the effort involved in securing personal activities online, such as purchasing goods and services. Verifying that a user session on a website is attributable to a...
Iacovos Kirlappos, Adam Beautement and M. Angela Sasse Abstract Information security has adapted to the modern collaborative organisational nature, and abandoned “command-and-control” approaches of the past. But when it comes to managing employee’s...
Michael T.M. Emmerich, André H. Deutz and Iryna Yevseyeva Abstract In the a-posteriori approach to multicriteria decision making the idea is to first find a set of interesting (usually non-dominated) decision alternatives and then let the decision maker select among...
Iryna Yevseyeva, Charles Morisset, Thomas Groß, Aad van Moorsel Abstract Information security decisions typically involve a trade-off between security and productivity. In practical settings, it is often the human user who is best positioned to make this trade-off...
Charles Morisset, Iryna Yevseyeva, Thomas Groß, Aad van Moorsel Abstract We propose in this paper a formal model for soft enforcement, where a decision-maker is influenced towards a decision, rather than forced to select that decision. This novel type of enforcement...
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