Social engineering is an attack on information security for accessing systems or networks.
Social engineering attacks occur when victims do not recognize methods, models, and …

In the aftermath of cybersecurity incidents within organizations, explanations of their causes
often revolve around isolated technical or human events such as an Advanced Persistent …

Since the introduction of Security Operations Centers (SOCs) around 15 years ago, their
importance has grown significantly, especially over the last five years. This is mainly due to …

This paper offers a history of the concept of social engineering in cybersecurity and argues
that while the term began its life in the study of politics, and only later gained usage within …

The role played by information and communication technologies in today's businesses
cannot be underestimated. While such technological advancements provide numerous …

Background Phishing emails are a pervasive threat to the security of confidential
information. To mitigate this risk, a range of training measures have been developed to …

The notion that the human user is the weakest link in information security has been strongly,
and, we argue, rightly contested in recent years. Here, we take a step further showing that …

Purpose This study examined employees' experiences of remote work and the impact of
remote work on working life. Design/methodology/approach This was a mixed-methods …

According to its creators, the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS)" provides a way
to capture the principal characteristics of a vulnerability... reflecting its severity... to help …

This study was designed to examine the roles of cue utilization, phishing features and time
pressure in the detection of phishing emails. During two experiments, participants completed …