Matt Hale
Assistant Professor of Cybersecurity
Nebraska University Center for Information Assurance
Slides available at http://slides.mlhale.com/moo18/
(roughly in that order)
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...the most sophisticated phishing websites would dupe about half (45%) of the people around you. Even average, less sophisticated, sites manage to convince more than 1 in 10 (13.7%).
http://services.google.com/fh/files/blogs/google_hijacking_study_2014.pdf https://www.getcybersafe.gc.ca/cnt/rsrcs/nfgrphcs/nfgrphcs-2012-10-11-en.aspx
(Preventing Phishing Victimization using Bio-behavioral Markers of Cyber Trust)
Investigating what trust factors influence decision making with suspicious content
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Identify root causes of victimization
Identify user awareness gaps
Train participants to recognize suspicious content
Prevent victimization
Instrumentation and Tooling
R=0.523, df=61, p=0.01
(eye movement data)
Behavior analysis tooling - What is wrong and how can we correct it?
Heatmap and event tracing component output allows researchers to reconstruct subject sessions.
(black line = mousing events)
NSA/DHS Designated Center of Academic Excellence
in Cyber Operations and Cyber Defense
NSF Scholarship for Service Program
6 Core Cybersecurity Faculty, 3 Affiliated Faculty, 1 Instructor
190 Undergrad students, 40 Grad students
Also offer a minor and concentration in Cybersecurity
Nebraska University Center for Information Assurance
Research Focus Areas
Secure Software Development: Web, Mobile, Wearables, Forensics-ready Software
Secure Embedded and Industrial Control Systems: ICS, DCS, SCADA
Secure Networking and Distributed Computing: Mobile, Cloud, Quantum Crypto.
Risk Management for Software Security Engineering
Behavioral Underpinnings of Trust
©2018 Matthew L. Hale
University of Nebraska at Omaha
Assistant Professor, Cybersecurity
mlhale@unomaha.edu
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