The Handbook of Human Factors in Cybersecurity Systems is an interdisciplinary resource that examines the intersection of human behavior and digital security. Spanning nine chapters, it provides students and professionals with the knowledge necessary to integrate human factors into cybersecurity to improve overall system performance. It serves as both a primer and a call to action for more research in this vital, evolving field.
We investigate the cognitive factors that support cybersecurity professionals, cyber workforce development, and cyber hygiene.
We investigate how people and automation work together, especially when safety and performance are critical.
We create, study, and evaluate strategies to increase participation and achievement in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) workforce.
