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Uncategorized by danielleakingsburyAug 20, 20194:19 pm
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The Psychological Underpinnings of Cyber Burnout

  A way of regarding, understanding, or interpreting something; a mental impression Our perceptions shape the way we approach each and every obstacle and opportunity that comes our way.  Two people can perceive circumstances in […]

Cybersecurity Culture by danielleakingsburyJul 10, 20188:03 pmJuly 10, 2018
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State of Trust

Trust: a positive expectation that another will not—through words, actions, or decisions—act opportunistically. ACT OPPORTUNISTICALLY: “The risk involved in situations of trust derives from uncertainty regarding the future actions of others. Trust is warranted when […]

Uncategorized by danielleakingsburyFeb 19, 20188:17 pmFebruary 21, 2018
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Using Values to Transform the Global Culture of Security

Businesses around the globe have transitioned to digitally-focused operating models and in today’s age, data is now our most valuable business asset.  According to the CapGemini EMC Big Data report, 63% of the respondents considered […]

Uncategorized by danielleakingsburyDec 7, 20174:58 pmDecember 7, 2017
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Cyber Elicitation

Elicitation has been a topic of increased interest lately, both from the perspective of cyber espionage as well as in our normal, day to day lives.  The digital age provides endless arrays of access points […]

Uncategorized by danielleakingsburyOct 17, 20179:34 pm
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Decoding a Cyber Criminal (Part 2)

EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS  In the second part of our discussion where we decode the various aspects that influence an individual’s path towards becoming a cybercriminal, external environmental factors as they pertain to the family and […]

Uncategorized by danielleakingsburySep 27, 20179:16 pm
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Decoding a Cyber Criminal (Part 1)

BIOLOGICAL FACTORS  Biological factors are those which effect the behavior and function of a living organism.  These factors are either inherited, or caused by an event in the organisms life and can be physical, psychological, […]

Uncategorized by danielleakingsburyAug 29, 201710:00 pmSeptember 7, 2017
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Ethical Hacker Psychology

Ever wondered about hacker psychology?  How do they work?  What makes them tick?  After attending DEF CON for the first time this past year, this was something I wanted to explore further. Wesley McGrew, Director […]

Uncategorized by danielleakingsburyAug 21, 20174:22 am
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Dualistic Model of Passion: Hindering Cyber Burnout (Self-assessment included)

“They should study with their passion.  The way you have a great career in technology, is you do what you’re passionate about.  There is so much demand, there are so many opportunities, there are so […]

Uncategorized by danielleakingsburyAug 14, 20174:30 pm
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Motivation and Self-Determination: Intrinsic Cyber Security

Self-Determination Theory The Self-Determination Theory (SDT) is a major theory of human motivation and personality that is concerned with supporting our natural or intrinsic tendencies to behave in effective and healthy way.  It posits that the degree […]

Uncategorized by danielleakingsburyJul 18, 20175:45 pm
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Model of the Teaching-Learning Process in a Cyber Security Context

We sent them to security training.  Why are they still clicking? Sole reliance on security training programs have little proven effect of long-term modification on end-user behavior.  Experian and Ponemon Institute’s 2016 “Managing Insider Risk […]

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