DeepSec 2013: Psychology of Security: a Research Programme
For more information and to download the video visit: http://bit.ly/DS13_info Playlist Deepsec 2013: http://bit.ly/DS13_pl Slides: http://bit.ly/1oJhWeF Speaker: Stefan Schumacher IT Security is often considered to be a technical problem. However, IT Security is about decisions made by humans and should therefore be researched with psychological methods. Technical/Engineering methods are not able to solve security problems. In this talk Stefan Schumacher introduces the Institute's research programme about the Psychology of Security. We are going to research the psychological basics of IT security, including: How do people experience IT security? How are they motivated? How do they learn? Why do people tend to make the same mistakes again and again (Buffer Overflow, anyone?)? What can we do to prevent security incidents? Which curricula should be taught about IT security?
For more information and to download the video visit: http://bit.ly/DS13_info Playlist Deepsec 2013: http://bit.ly/DS13_pl Slides: http://bit.ly/1oJhWeF Speaker: Stefan Schumacher IT Security is often considered to be a technical problem. However, IT Security is about decisions made by humans and should therefore be researched with psychological methods. Technical/Engineering methods are not able to solve security problems. In this talk Stefan Schumacher introduces the Institute's research programme about the Psychology of Security. We are going to research the psychological basics of IT security, including: How do people experience IT security? How are they motivated? How do they learn? Why do people tend to make the same mistakes again and again (Buffer Overflow, anyone?)? What can we do to prevent security incidents? Which curricula should be taught about IT security?