Isbn: 9798241955494 - applied human factors: applied cybersecurity science book 7 (5 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Cybersecurity failures are rarely caused by missing tools.They are caused by human decisions made under pressure.Analysts miss signals. Leaders misinterpret risk. Teams follow procedures that no longer fit reality. Adversaries exploit cognitive bias, workload, stress, incentives, and organizational friction-not just technical weaknesses. Yet human behavior is still treated as an afterthought: training slides, awareness campaigns, or blame after incidents.Applied Human Factors exists to correct this failure.This book transforms human behavior from an assumed weakness into a measurable, modelable component of cybersecurity systems. It applies the rigor used in aviation safety, nuclear operations, and medical systems engineering to cybersecurity-treating people as variables shaped by structure, environment, and adversarial pressure.Humans are not the problem.Unexamined human systems are.Built on the Seven Core Themes and Eight Core Principles of Cybersecurity Science, this volume shows how to: Model human cognition, decision-making, and error scientificallyIdentify where workflows, incentives, and tooling amplify failure under stressBind human behavior to evidence, metrics, and system designExpose adversary manipulation of perception, bias, and workloadDesign controls and processes that support reliable human performanceApplied Human Factors introduces analytical models, boundary definitions, design patterns, and maturity diagnostics that reveal how human-system interaction either strengthens or undermines security outcomes. It enables organizations to predict where human failure is likely, detect it early, and redesign systems so people can succeed-even in contested, high-tempo environments.This book does not focus on awareness slogans.It does not reduce behavior to compliance.It does not blame individuals for systemic design failures.Applied Human Factors is the seventh volume in the Applied Cybersecurity Science series and a prerequisite for resilient operations, effective decision-making, and adversary-aware defense at scale.If cybersecurity is to function as a science, human behavior must be studied scientifically.This book shows how to do exactly that. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Cybersecurity failures are rarely caused by missing tools.They are caused by human decisions made under pressure.Analysts miss signals. Leaders misinterpret risk. Teams follow procedures that no longer fit reality. Adversaries exploit cognitive bias, workload, stress, incentives, and organizational friction-not just technical weaknesses. Yet human behavior is still treated as an afterthought: training slides, awareness campaigns, or blame after incidents.Applied Human Factors exists to correct this failure.This book transforms human behavior from an assumed weakness into a measurable, modelable component of cybersecurity systems. It applies the rigor used in aviation safety, nuclear operations, and medical systems engineering to cybersecurity-treating people as variables shaped by structure, environment, and adversarial pressure.Humans are not the problem.Unexamined human systems are.Built on the Seven Core Themes and Eight Core Principles of Cybersecurity Science, this volume shows how to: Model human cognition, decision-making, and error scientificallyIdentify where workflows, incentives, and tooling amplify failure under stressBind human behavior to evidence, metrics, and system designExpose adversary manipulation of perception, bias, and workloadDesign controls and processes that support reliable human performanceApplied Human Factors introduces analytical models, boundary definitions, design patterns, and maturity diagnostics that reveal how human-system interaction either strengthens or undermines security outcomes. It enables organizations to predict where human failure is likely, detect it early, and redesign systems so people can succeed-even in contested, high-tempo environments.This book does not focus on awareness slogans.It does not reduce behavior to compliance.It does not blame individuals for systemic design failures.Applied Human Factors is the seventh volume in the Applied Cybersecurity Science series and a prerequisite for resilient operations, effective decision-making, and adversary-aware defense at scale.If cybersecurity is to function as a science, human behavior must be studied scientifically.This book shows how to do exactly that. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …