Titlebook: HCI for Cybersecurity, Privacy and Trust; Second International Abbas Moallem Conference proceedings 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 202

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HCI for Cybersecurity, Privacy and Trust978-3-030-50309-3Series ISSN 0302-9743 Series E-ISSN 1611-3349

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The Impact of Gamification Factor in the Acceptance of Cybersecurity Awareness Augmented Reality Gamof a study addressing the impact of gamification features on acceptance of the CybAR game. The theoretical model was tested in a quantitative study using structural equation modelling, conducted in Australia, with 95 Macquarie University students. The findings indicate that there is a significant re

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Does Decision-Making Style Predict Individuals’ Cybersecurity Avoidance Behaviour?tyle had a significant effect on avoidance behaviour. In particular, rational decision-making was a strongly significant moderator of avoidance behaviour and cybersecurity avoidance behaviour, while dependent and avoidant styles were less significant moderators of avoidance behaviour and cybersecuri

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Examining Human Individual Differences in Cyber Security and Possible Implications for Human-Machinenot relate to any cyber-security behaviors, however a number of individual differences were associated. These behaviors include financial risk-taking, avoidant decision-making plus ease of use, facilitating conditions, and trust in the internet. It was also found that safer cyber-security behaviors

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Human Cyber Risk Management by Security Awareness Professionals: Carrots or Sticks to Drive Behaviouations. We did not find any factors that influence security awareness professionals’ usage of rewards and sanctions. Our findings suggest the need for a greater consideration of the human element of cyber security. In particular, campaigns should take a more informed approach to use of behaviour cha

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