HCI for Cybersecurity, Privacy and Trust : 6th International Conference, HCI-CPT 2024, Held as Part of the 26th HCI International Conference, HCII 2024, Washington, DC, USA, June 29 – July 4, 2024, Proceedings, Part I / edited by Abbas Moallem.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Moallem, Abbas.

Series:

Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 1611-3349 ; 14728

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

User interfaces (Computer systems).

Human-computer interaction.

Coding theory.

Information theory.

Computers--Law and legislation.

Computers.

Information technology--Law and legislation.

Information technology.

Computer networks.

Electronic commerce.

Software engineering.

User Interfaces and Human Computer Interaction.

Coding and Information Theory.

Legal Aspects of Computing.

Computer Communication Networks.

e-Commerce and e-Business.

Software Engineering.

Local Subjects:

User Interfaces and Human Computer Interaction.

Coding and Information Theory.

Legal Aspects of Computing.

Computer Communication Networks.

e-Commerce and e-Business.

Software Engineering.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (336 pages)

Edition:

1st ed. 2024.

Place of Publication:

Cham : Springer Nature Switzerland : Imprint: Springer, 2024.

Summary:

This proceedings, HCI-CPT 2024, constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Cybersecurity, Privacy and Trust, held as Part of the 26th International Conference, HCI International 2024, which took place from June 29 - July 4, 2024 in Washington DC, USA. Two volumes of the HCII 2024 proceedings are dedicated to this year’s edition of the HCI-CPT Conference. The first focuses on topics related to Cyber Hygiene, User Behavior and Security Awareness, and User Privacy and Security Acceptance. The second focuses on topics related to Cybersecurity Education and Training, and Threat Assessment and Protection.

Contents:

Intro

Foreword

HCI International 2024 Thematic Areas and Affiliated Conferences

List of Conference Proceedings Volumes Appearing Before the Conference

Preface

6th International Conference on HCI for Cybersecurity, Privacy and Trust (HCI-CPT 2024)

HCI International 2025 Conference

Contents - Part I

Contents - Part II

Cyber Hygiene, User Behavior and Security Awareness

Privacy Perceptions and Behaviors of Google Personal Account Holders in Saudi Arabia

1 Introduction

2 Background and Related Work

2.1 Google Account Sign-Up and the Activity Controls

2.2 Privacy Perceptions and Behaviors Towards Privacy Settings and Data Practices

2.3 Saudi Society and Privacy

3 Methodology

3.1 Recruitment

3.2 Interview

3.3 Data Analysis

3.4 Limitations

4 Results

4.1 Participants and Demographics

4.2 Awareness of Google's Activity Controls

4.3 Usage of Google's Activity Controls

4.4 Attitudes and Preference Toward Google's Data Practices and Activity Controls

4.5 Privacy Concerns

5 Discussion and Cross-Cultural Perspective

6 Google Steps to Improve Privacy Settings

7 Conclusion

A Summary of Our Qualitative Analysis Themes for Privacy Awareness, Attitudes, Concerns, and Behaviors

References

Seek and Locate? Examining the Accessibility of Cybersecurity Features

2 Disability and Technology Support

3 Exploring Routes to Security Features

4 Discussion

5 Conclusions and Recommendations

Enhancing Cyber Hygiene and Literacy via Interactive Mini-games

2 Background

3 Prototype Implementation

4 Evaluation

5 Conclusions

Hidden in Onboarding: Cyber Hygiene Training and Assessment

1.1 Current State of Cyber

1.2 Training Types

1.3 Assessing Effectiveness.

1.4 Our Study

2 Methods

2.1 Participants

2.2 Materials

2.3 Procedure

3 Results

3.1 Primary Analyses

5 Conclusion

``I'm not planning on dying anytime soon!'': A Survey of Digital Legacy Planning

2.1 Digital Legacy in the Digital Age

2.2 Identity Representation

2.3 Digital Legacy Security and Privacy

2.4 Digital Legacy Management Challenges

3 Study

4.1 Leavers

4.2 Inheritors

5 Discussion

5.1 Limitations

6 Conclusion

Are UK Parents Empowered to Act on Their Cybersecurity Education Responsibilities?

2 Related Work

2.1 Child Safety and Security Online

2.2 Responsibilization

2.3 Parental Responsibilization

2.4 Parental Empowerment

2.5 Testing Whether Parents Are Empowered

2.6 Methodology

3 RQ1: Do Parents Accept Cybersecurity Reponsibilization?

3.1 Demographics

3.2 Questions

3.3 Findings

3.4 Parents Feelings Towards Cybersecurity Responsibilization

3.5 Summary

4 RQ2: Parents' Actual Knowledge

4.1 Demographics

4.2 Questions

4.3 Findings

4.4 Summary

5 RQ3: Sources of Knowledge

5.1 Demographics

5.2 Questions

5.3 Findings

5.4 Summary

6 Discussion and Reflection

6.1 Future Research

6.2 Practical Implications

6.3 Limitations

To Bot or Not to Bot?: Analysing Mental Health Data Disclosures

2 Current Mental Health Conversational Agents

2.1 Wysa

2.2 Youper

2.3 Utilising Conversational Agents for Initial Data Disclosure in Mental Health

3 Understanding Human-Like Requirements

4 Analysing Data Disclosures

4.1 Design and Data Collection Process

5 Results

5.1 Gender Identification

5.2 Age and Source of Request

References.

Exploring User Understanding of Wireless Connectivity and Security on Smartphones

2.1 Wireless Communication on Smartphones

2.2 Security Awareness of Smartphone Users

3 Data Collection

4.1 Use of Target Technologies

4.2 Thematic Analysis of Comments

4.3 Understanding of Practical Examples

Why Do Organizations Fail to Practice Cyber Resilience?

1.1 Minimizing the Imbalance Between Digital Threats and Resilience

1.2 Influencing Entrepreneurs to Run a Secure Digital Business

2 Method

2.2 Measures

2.3 Analysis

3.1 Descriptive Statistics

3.2 Multivariate Regression Analysis

BYOD Security Practices in Australian Hospitals - A Qualitative Study

2 Methodology

2.1 Ethics

2.2 Participants and Recruitment

2.3 Procedure and Tasks

2.4 Data Collection

2.5 Analysis

3.1 Nature of BYOD Use

3.2 Technology

3.3 Policy

3.4 People

User Privacy and Security Acceptance

Legal Protection for the Personal Data in Indonesia and Malaysia

3 Result and Discussion

3.1 The Role of Personal Data Protection

3.2 The Legal Protection for the Personal Data Protection in Indonesia and Malaysia

3.3 Legal Protection for Personal Data in Indonesia and Malaysia: A Comparative Study

4 Conclusion

Towards a Harmonised Approach for Security and Privacy Management in Smart Home Contexts

2 Literature Review

3 Inconsistent Provision of Common Features

3.1 Security Challenge

3.2 Comparative Analysis of the Security Features on Smart Home Devices

3.3 Privacy Challenges.

3.4 A Comparative Analysis of the Privacy Features of Smart Home Devices

3.5 Comparative Analysis of the Data Management Features on Smart Home Devices

4 Prototyping a Security and Privacy Dashboard for Smart Homes

4.1 Home Interface

4.2 Rooms Interfaces

4.3 Devices Interfaces

4.4 User Data Interfaces

4.5 Data Type Interfaces

Privacy-Conscious Design Requirements to Support Older Adults' Health Information Seeking

2.1 Importance of Access to Health Information

2.2 Balancing Privacy and Social Connectedness

2.3 Technology Solutions and Frameworks

2.4 OAs and Health Information Seeking Behaviours

3 Research Goals

4 Methodology

4.1 Development of Design Requirements

5 Phase 1: In Context Qualitative Interviews

5.1 Participants

5.2 Procedure

5.3 Results

6 Phase 2: User Engagement Workshops

6.1 Procedure

6.2 Results and Discussion

7 Design Principles for Health Information Seeking Support Tools

7.1 Concept: Social Connectedness

7.2 Concept: Health Information Literacy

8 Phase 3: Evaluation of MyCare Tool

8.1 MyCare: A Web Based Collaborative Tool

8.2 Participants

8.3 Exploratory Methodology

8.4 Results and Discussion

9 Takeaways and Conclusion

With or Without U(sers): A Journey to Integrate UX Activities in Cybersecurity

2.1 UX and Cybersecurity

2.2 UX Integration

2.3 UX Literacy

2.4 UX Methods

3 Conducting UX Activities

3.1 UX Activities Without Users

3.2 UX Activities with Users

4.1 Objectives and Approach

4.2 Data Collection Methods

4.3 Participants

5.1 Survey

5.2 Interview

5.3 Observation

6 Discussion

6.1 UX Literacy

6.2 UX Integration

6.3 Limitations and Strengths.

7 Conclusion

Using a Digital Transformation to Improve Enterprise Security-A Case Study

2 Choosing to Modernize

2.1 Developing the Plan

2.2 The Reporting Structure of HIDOE

2.3 Presenting the Plan

3 The Transformation Timeline

3.1 The Help Desk

3.2 Integrating the Student Information System

3.3 Implementing Google for Education

3.4 Modernizing the Accounting Section

4 Security Improvements

4.1 COVID-19 and Resilience

4.2 Benefits to Investigations

4.3 Benefits to Access Control

4.4 Benefits to Incident Response

Japanese Users' (Mis)understandings of Technical Terms Used in Privacy Policies and the Privacy Protection Law

2 Related Work and Background

2.1 User Understanding of Privacy Policies

2.2 User Misconceptions of Privacy-Enhancing Technologies

2.3 Original Study

2.4 Representation of Technical Terms in Japan

3.1 Survey Structure

3.2 Questionnaire Design

3.3 Recruitment and Ethical Considerations

4.1 RQ1: Comprehension of Technical Terms

4.2 RQ1: Acceptance Rate of Policies Written in Technical Terms

4.3 RQ2: Expectations of Data Processing Under the Law

4.4 RQ2: Expectations of ``Sensitive Personal Information.''

5.1 Promoting Japanese User Understanding of Technical Terms

5.2 Promoting Japanese Users' Understanding of the Law

5.3 Limitations and Future Work

Alert Interaction Service Design for AI Face Swap Video Scams

2.1 Research Hypothesis

2.2 Questionnaire

3 Data Analysis

3.1 Reliability and Validity Testing

3.2 Structural Modeling and Hypothesis Testing

4 Improved Interface Design

4.1 Optimization Direction

4.2 Interface Redesign.

5 Discussion.

Other Format:

Print version: Moallem, Abbas HCI for Cybersecurity, Privacy and Trust

ISBN:

9783031613791

OCLC:

1438955430