While much focus in cyber security is drawn towards technical aspects, it is increasingly recognised that technology cannot be fully effective without also addressing human aspects. 

Steven Furnell explores these themes, using examples of user-facing technical controls to show how things have evolved to the present and how they should be positioned for the future.

The talk was part of an IET Cyber Security seminar hosted at Plymouth University on 29th November 2013.

While much focus in cyber security is drawn towards technical aspects, it is increasingly recognised that technology cannot be fully effective without also addressing human aspects. Steven Furnell explores these themes, using examples of user-facing technical controls to show how things have evolved to the present and how they should be positioned for the future. The talk was part of an IET Cyber Security seminar hosted at Plymouth University on 29th November 2013.

Cyber Security - Power to the People?

At Plymouth, we offer general courses such as Computing and Computer Science to more specialised courses which focus on our enterprise and research strengths in areas such as security, networking and robotics, all of which equip Plymouth graduates with up-to-the-minute knowledge and skills.

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