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🗣️Understanding human behavior, motivations, and vulnerabilities is crucial in developing effective security strategies. This multifaceted approach can bridge the gap between technology and human behavior, ultimately enhancing overall cybersecurity resilience. 👏🏻 #communityofpractice #humancentered #securityawareness #securityculture #behavioralscience #cybersecurity #ADDIE

This is a good idea for bridging the gulfs that exist between academics and industry practitioners. I’ve joined. #cybersecurity #usablesecurity #hunancenteredcybersecurity

“Human-centered cybersecurity (also known as ‘usable security’) involves the social, organizational, and technological influences on people’s understanding of and interactions with cybersecurity. By taking a human-centered cybersecurity (HCC) approach, we can both improve people's cybersecurity experiences and achieve better cybersecurity outcomes, which is so important in today’s digitally interconnected world.” https://lnkd.in/exGq7ACj

Learning, Sharing, and Exploring with NIST’s New Human-Centered Cybersecurity Community of Interest: Human-centered cybersecurity (also known as ‘usable security’) involves the social, organizational, and technological influences on people’s understanding of and interactions with cybersecurity. By taking a human-centered cybersecurity (HCC) approach, we can both improve people's cybersecurity experiences and achieve better cybersecurity outcomes, which is so important in today’s digitally interconnected world. At NIST, we understand the value of making connections, listening, and interactivity. We also understand that researchers and practitioners want to hear directly from each other—and #cyber #cybersecurity #informationsecurity #channelpartners #nist

🚨 Deepfakes: The New Challenge for Cyber Incident Response 🚨 Deepfakes are a growing threat, reshaping the landscape of cyber incident response. Delayed response times slow down critical decision-making. False positives lead to improper handling or ignoring legitimate threats. Deepfakes demand a new approach to cyber incident response. Here are 5 strategies to adapt: 1. Integrate AI-Driven Detection Tools - Use AI to spot deepfakes early and reduce response delays. 2. Enhance Verification Protocols - Establish rapid verification processes to confirm the legitimacy of critical communications. 3. Update Incident Response Plans - Include deepfake-specific response strategies to handle incidents swiftly and effectively. 4. Train Employees Regularly - Ensure all staff are educated on recognizing and responding to deepfake threats. 5. Collaborate with Partners - Work with law enforcement, cybersecurity firms, and industry peers to stay ahead of evolving threats. Deepfakes are more than a tech issue; they’re a pressing business risk. Act now to strengthen your defenses.

Resource Dependency Theory and Cybersecurity Regulation Cybersecurity is becoming an important asset and capability in the ever more digitalised infrastructure. Building cybersecurity ecosystems to manage threat and opportunities of the future requires multiple approaches and collaborations such as public-private partnership.  As AI is been anticipated to be dominating our future, yet how AI systems are secure by design need also a pro-innovation and resilient framework for us to be future-ready. In this paper, Rachael Ntongho and Dr Joseph Lee use resource dependence theory – treating cybersecurity as competitive asset and capability – to analyse what accountability and governance frameworks should be in place to catalyse the acquisition of cybersecurity assets such as provided by cybersecurity enterprises; and how collaborations between firms such as threat information sharing and training  (eg AI federated training) may foster cybersecurity ecosystems. How to remove barriers to threat information sharing? How to enhance hardware and software supply chain security as seen in EU DORA? What are the roles of board directors, chief cybersecurity officer, and relevant cyber-risk committees? We also highlight the difficulties of detecting cyber vulnerabilities and avoiding black swan in the decentralised cyber space where firms have fewer resources to identify, deter, protect against, and respond to cyber incidents. This may also cause problem in accessing cybersecurity data. Not knowing you have been cyber-attacked is worst than you know you have been. https://lnkd.in/dN-5n9Sz #Cybersecurity, #cybervulnerabilities, #blackswan, #cyberresilience, #cybersecurityecosystems, #AI #quantumcomputing #cybersecurityenterprises 

Cybersecurity delves deep into understanding human behavior alongside technology. 🧠 Dive into the psychology of cybersecurity and uncover how human actions shape security in our latest blog post. https://lnkd.in/ga_M4Pdv #Cybersecurity #HumanBehavior #SocialEngineering

🔐 The Future of Cybersecurity: What Will Become Obsolete? 🔐 I recently delved into an intriguing discussion on the Cybersecurity subreddit, pondering the imminent obsolescence of current practices. Here are some key predictions from the thread: - Passwords: With passkeys and biometrics gaining ground, traditional passwords may soon become relics of the past. - SMS 2FA: Security vulnerabilities like SIM-swapping are propelling a shift towards more secure app-based or hardware 2FA solutions. - Manual SOC Work: Automation tools are revolutionizing low-level tasks, reshaping the landscape of security incident management. - Security Questions: Outdated recovery methods such as security questions might make way for smarter, AI-driven alternatives. - VPNs: Zero-trust models' rising popularity could diminish the relevance of VPNs for remote access. - Manual Patching: AI and automation are poised to streamline vulnerability management, reducing manual intervention. What do you anticipate will vanish from the cybersecurity realm in the next 5 years? Reddit Thread : https://lnkd.in/gQGix-Qi #Cybersecurity #RedditInsights #Innovation #AI #Automation #FutureOfWork

Learning, Sharing, and Exploring with NIST’s New Human-Centered Cybersecurity Community of Interest Human-centered cybersecurity (also known as ‘usable security’) involves the social, organizational, and technological influences on people’s understanding of and interactions with cybersecurity. By taking a human-centered cybersecurity (HCC) approach, we can both improve people's cybersecurity experiences and achieve better cybersecurity outcomes, which is so important in today’s digitally interconnected world. At NIST, we understand the value of making connections, listening, and interactivity. We also understand that researchers and practitioners want to hear directly from each other—and from @NIST

AI Security Incident Collaboration Playbook - First of it's kind, will be developed by CISA in collaboration with JCDC and Industry Partners. This will be a good stating point for Australia's critical infrastructures to address risks, threats, vulnerabilities, and mitigations concerning AI-enabled systems in national critical infrastructure. Link to more details here : https://lnkd.in/gSWpEytJ #aisecurity #securityinai #criticalinfrastructure #socplaybook