Scope of Submission
We welcome submissions from a broad range of disciplines, including but not limited to:
- Human factors in cybersecurity awareness
- Social engineering attack prevention
- User behavior and security practices
- Psychology of phishing attacks
- Training programs for security awareness
- Impact of culture on security behavior
- Designing user-friendly security systems
- Trust and security in social engineering
- Case studies on human factor failures
- Behavioral analytics in security
- Gamification for security training
- Cognitive biases in security decisions
- Role of leadership in security culture
- User-centric design in security tools
- Social engineering in the workplace
- Privacy concerns in social engineering
- Ethical implications of social engineering
- Human error in cybersecurity incidents
- Future trends in human factors research
- Collaboration between users and security teams
All papers must be original and not previously published or submitted elsewhere.
