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The Role of Catalogues of Threats and Security Controls in Security Risk Assessment: An Empirical Study with ATM Professionals
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This work assessed the effect of using domain-specific versus domain-general catalogues on the actual and perceived efficacy of a security risk assessment method conducted by non-experts and compare it with the effect by running the same method by security experts but without catalogues.
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IT Interdependence and the Economic Fairness of Cybersecurity Regulations for Civil Aviation
Interviews about emerging cybersecurity threats and a cybersecurity public policy economic model for civil aviation illustrate stakeholders' concerns: interdependency issues can lead to aviation…
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Deposited in DRO : 14 July 2015 Version of attached le : Accepted Version Peer-review status of attached le : Peer-reviewed Citation for published item
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It is illustrated how interdependency issues impacting the probability of a successful attack can make regulation significantly unfair for small or medium airports.
Yearbook 2014 Fp7 Security and Trust Research Projects
An Empirical Study of the Technology Transfer Potential of EU Security and Trust R&D Projects
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This report presents a comprehensive study on the innovation potential of FP7 projects funded by the ICT Call 1 for Trustworthy ICT and the Joint ICTand Security Call and is based on documental evidence and ethnographic research.
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Evaluation of Airport Security Training Programs: Perspectives and Issues
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This preliminary study aims at providing the description of current state of airport security training and training in general, the study design and interview guide for studying airport securityTraining, and expected outcome from the study.
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