CHEAT, an approach to incorporating human factors in cyber security assessments

Widdowson, Amanda Jane; Goodliff, P.B.

doi:10.1049/cp.2015.0298

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“…Human factors in cybersecurity is becoming widely discussed (e.g., [48] [1] [4] [32] [25] [45]), which has led to several issues. The first is that there are many variations for often the same terms due to a lack of consistency or conventions to describe human factors.…”

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A Human Factor Approach to Threat Modeling

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Marrella

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2021

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Cybersecurity has many challenges to address to ensure the protection of a system from an attacker. Consequently, strategies have been developed to address a system's weakness that an attacker may try to exploit. However, while these approaches may prevent an attacker getting in from the outside, they do not consider the user's actions from the inside and how their behavior may inadvertently allow an attack to take place. This paper presents a human-centered approach to threat modeling titled STRIDE-HF, which extends an existing threat modeling framework (STRIDE).

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