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Episode 2
BackgroundDr. Nobles, a cybersecurity scientist, and human factors practitioner, explains how other industries (aviation and medicine, for example) have leveraged the discipline of human factors to reduce human errors and how we should take a similar approach in cybersecurity.
SHOW NOTESDr. Nobles is a cybersecurity scientist and human factors practitioner with more than 25 years of experience. He retired from the U.S. Navy and currently works in the financial services industry. Dr. Nobles recently completed a Cybersecurity Policy Fellowship with the New America Think Tank in Washington, D.C.
In this episode we talk about:
What human factors are and what a human factor engineer does?
How to pursue a career in this field?
What approaches the aviation industry has taken to address the likelihood of human error.
What leaders at organizations can do to embrace human factors and design systems that are "more favorable to humans."
Call to ActionThank you for tuning into the show, if you want to talk more or have ideas for discussion please email me at [email protected]
· Facebook.com/My2CentsMatter1
· Twitter @My2CentsMatter2
· Instagram @my2centsmatter3
Closing Quote:
“We Generate Fears While We Sit. We Overcome Them By Action.” – Dr. Henry Link
By Terry Grubbs Sr.Episode 2
BackgroundDr. Nobles, a cybersecurity scientist, and human factors practitioner, explains how other industries (aviation and medicine, for example) have leveraged the discipline of human factors to reduce human errors and how we should take a similar approach in cybersecurity.
SHOW NOTESDr. Nobles is a cybersecurity scientist and human factors practitioner with more than 25 years of experience. He retired from the U.S. Navy and currently works in the financial services industry. Dr. Nobles recently completed a Cybersecurity Policy Fellowship with the New America Think Tank in Washington, D.C.
In this episode we talk about:
What human factors are and what a human factor engineer does?
How to pursue a career in this field?
What approaches the aviation industry has taken to address the likelihood of human error.
What leaders at organizations can do to embrace human factors and design systems that are "more favorable to humans."
Call to ActionThank you for tuning into the show, if you want to talk more or have ideas for discussion please email me at [email protected]
· Facebook.com/My2CentsMatter1
· Twitter @My2CentsMatter2
· Instagram @my2centsmatter3
Closing Quote:
“We Generate Fears While We Sit. We Overcome Them By Action.” – Dr. Henry Link