We are pleased to share with you the December 2021 version of the RISCS Project Catalogue, as well as the accompanying Catalogue Annexe, consisting of a list of publications resulting from the listed projects. The RISCS project catalogue is intended to be a succinct...
RISCS held an online policy workshop on 14th July 2021 with 20 participants from Government, academia, and the wider community as part of the RISCS Anticipation theme led by Fellow Professor Genevieve Liveley. The aim of this session was to generate ideas for the...
The Research Institute for Sociotechnical Cyber Security (RISCS) held an online policy workshop on 22nd July 2021 with 28 participants from Government, academia, law enforcement and the cyber sector as part of the Quantification and Cyber Risk Fellowship theme led by...
We are pleased to release a new RISCS briefing exploring the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on cyber security of organisations, created as part of the RISCS Fellowship in Leadership and Culture. Remote Working and (In)SecurityDownload Already in March 2020, it was...
A new publication to guide Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) has been published as an outcome of a RISCS-funded project Economic Metrics for Supporting Cyber Security Investment Decision-Making. There are 6 million Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) in...
We have recently launched our RISCS Annual Report for 2020 and our first project catalogue. You can take a look a both documents by following this link: https://www.riscs.org.uk/riscs-annual-report-and-project-catalogue/
While various research strands have started exploring the impact of remote working on employees’ mental health and productivity, there is little insight on how approaches to cyber risk and resilience have been impacted through the shift. Our research objectives focus...
Flo Greatrix, RISCS Policy Impact Officer A new report by James Sullivan (RUSI) and Jason Nurse (University of Kent) has been recently published as part of their RISCS Funded project: ‘Incentivising cybersecurity through cyber insurance’. It considers the...
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...
Abstract As software-intensive digital systems become an integral part of modern life, ensuring that these systems are developed to satisfy security and privacy requirements is an increasingly important societal concern. This paper examines how secure coding practice...
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