From ivory tower to real world
Building bridges between research and practice in human-centered cybersecurity
Dr Julie Haney, Human-Centered Cybersecurity Program Lead, NIST
Panel Discussion
Our panel discuss the topics covered in the preceding presentations. They’ll analyse the themes, and share what they see as most important takeaways for how the ideas can be applied in the work place.
Moderator – Oz Alashe, CEO, CybSafe
Debby Briggs, VP, CISO, NETSCOUT
Donald McFarlane, Cybersecurity Consultant, McFarlane Associates LLC
Sasha Romanosky, Senior Policy Researcher, RAND
Shooting yourself in the fortress
How we sabotage ourselves with misguided views on human behavior
Dr Josiah Dykstra, Director of Strategic Initiatives, Trail of Bits
Rethink or sink
Unravelling the human side of phishing detection
Dr Rick Wash, Associate Professor of Information, University of Wisconsin, Madison
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
The security advice fiasco
A rallying cry for experts, practitioners, and researchers
Dr Michelle Mazurek, Associate Professor of Computer Science, University of Maryland
Panel Discussion
Our panel discuss the topics covered in the preceding presentations. They’ll analyse the themes, and share what they see as most important takeaways for how the ideas can be applied in the work place.
Moderator – Oz Alashe, CEO, CybSafe
Juhi Ramireddi, Engineering Manager, Product Security, Peloton Interactive
Josh Gordon, Manager, Security Services, Steward Health Care System
Lisa Plaggemier, Executive Director, National Cyber Security Alliance
From “Arghh!!” to “Ahaa!”
The power of incident learning
Clare Patterson, Researcher, University of Kent
A revolution, please!
Reforming cyber culture in higher ed
Dr Tai Durojaiye, Researcher & Information security consultant, Royal Holloway University of London
Securing the future
Sociotechnical security by design – insights from the energy sector
Dr Ola Michalec, Research Fellow, RISCS & The University of Bristol
7 lessons from the 1950s
Moving beyond train-the-user and buy-this-tech
Prof Danny Dresner, Professor of Cyber Security, University of Manchester
