International Conference on Social Engineering and Cyber Threats (ICSECT - 26)

This track explores the critical role of human behavior in cybersecurity, focusing on how cognitive biases and psychological factors influence security practices. Papers will examine strategies to enhance user awareness and mitigate human error in security protocols.

This session will delve into the methodologies for identifying and preventing phishing attacks, emphasizing the importance of user education and technological solutions. Contributions will highlight innovative approaches to enhance detection mechanisms and reduce susceptibility.

This track addresses the complexities of insider threats, examining the motivations behind such behaviors and effective mitigation strategies. Research will focus on behavioral analysis and the implementation of security measures to safeguard organizational assets.

This session investigates the tactics of psychological manipulation used in cyber attacks, particularly in social engineering. Papers will analyze case studies and propose frameworks for recognizing and countering these deceptive practices.

This track focuses on the design and implementation of effective security awareness training programs. Contributions will discuss methodologies for fostering a security-conscious culture within organizations and measuring training effectiveness.

This session emphasizes the development of security solutions that prioritize user experience while maintaining robust protection. Research will explore the balance between usability and security, aiming to enhance user engagement in cybersecurity practices.

This track examines the integration of cognitive science principles into cybersecurity practices. Papers will explore how understanding human cognition can lead to more effective security measures and user interactions.

This session will present the latest trends in behavioral security analysis, focusing on techniques for identifying anomalous behavior that may indicate security breaches. Contributions will include empirical studies and theoretical frameworks for understanding user behavior.

This track explores the dynamics of trust and deception in online environments, particularly how they influence user decisions and security practices. Research will address the implications of trust in technology and the role of deception in cyber threats.

This session investigates how cultural factors shape perceptions and practices related to cybersecurity. Papers will explore the impact of cultural differences on security behavior and the effectiveness of awareness programs across diverse populations.

This track focuses on the interactions between humans and machines in cybersecurity settings, emphasizing the importance of designing intuitive interfaces. Research will cover user experience design, automation, and the implications for security behavior.