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The Potential Of Neuroscience For Human-Computer Interaction Research, René Riedl, Adriane B. Randolph, Jan Vom Brocke, Pierre-Majorique Léger, Angelika Dimoka
The Potential Of Neuroscience For Human-Computer Interaction Research, René Riedl, Adriane B. Randolph, Jan Vom Brocke, Pierre-Majorique Léger, Angelika Dimoka
Adriane B. Randolph
Due to the increased availability of both neuroscience methods and theories, Information Systems (IS) scholars have begun to investigate the potential of neuroscience for IS research. This new field of research is referred to as NeuroIS. Moreover, large technology companies (e.g., Microsoft and Philips) started research programs to evaluate the potential of neuroscience for their business. The application of neuroscientific approaches is also expected to significantly contribute to advancements in human-computer interaction (HCI) research. Against this background, a panel debate is organized to discuss the potential of neuroscience for HCI studies. The panel hosts an intellectual debate from different perspectives, …
User Profiles For Facilitating Conversations With Locked-In Users, Melody Moore, Veda Storey, Adriane Randolph
User Profiles For Facilitating Conversations With Locked-In Users, Melody Moore, Veda Storey, Adriane Randolph
Adriane B. Randolph
The loss of communication is one of the most profound disabilities a human being can experience, inhibiting social contact and complicating medical and personal care. Locked-in patients are paralyzed and unable to speak, but cognitively intact. Developments in biometric technology provide non-muscular channels of control and provide opportunities to restore some communication for people with little or no muscle movement. Although these biometric devices have been effective, the input rate is very slow for the requirements of interactive communication. Prediction techniques increase the speed of communication in assistive technology. However, the user’s context (time of day, location, presence of conversational …
Towards Predicting Control Of A Brain-Computer Interface, Adriane Randolph, Saurav Karmakar, Melody Jackson
Towards Predicting Control Of A Brain-Computer Interface, Adriane Randolph, Saurav Karmakar, Melody Jackson
Adriane B. Randolph
Individuals suffering from locked-in syndrome are completely paralyzed and unable to speak but otherwise cognitively intact. Traditional assistive technology is ineffective for this population of users due to the physical nature of input devices. Brain-computer and biometric interfaces offer users with severe motor disabilities a non-muscular input channel for communication and control, but require that users be able to harness their appropriate electrophysiological responses for effective use of the interface. There is currently no formalized process for determining a user’s aptitude for control of various biometric interfaces without testing on an actual system. This study presents how basic information captured …
Developing And Implementing Information Security Programs: Amcis 2005 Workshop Proposal, Michael E. Whitman, Herbert J. Mattord
Developing And Implementing Information Security Programs: Amcis 2005 Workshop Proposal, Michael E. Whitman, Herbert J. Mattord
Herbert J. Mattord
One of the continuing challenges facing industry is the security and protection of information. Advances in information security have been unable to keep pace with advances in computing in general. One of the recognized ways to combat the threat to information security is education needed to prepare students to create a secure and ethical computing environment.
Transparency In Infosec Design , Herbert Mattord, Michael Whitman
Transparency In Infosec Design , Herbert Mattord, Michael Whitman
Herbert J. Mattord
Information system capabilities continue to expand. In two particular areas, that of the surveillance records and personal data, a public policy debate is underway. This debate regards the relationship between the rights of the individual to freedom from unwanted observation and the rights of the organization to collect and use data for its own legitimate purposes. This discussion encompasses privacy as well as a broader concern with what life could be like in a surveillance-based society. The fundamental question facing information systems designers is whether or not to use the contemporary approach of striving for secrecy, or to look for …
Improving Information Security Through Policy Implementation, Herbert J. Mattord, Michael E. Whitman
Improving Information Security Through Policy Implementation, Herbert J. Mattord, Michael E. Whitman
Herbert J. Mattord
Information security policy is essential to the success of any information security program because it is the primary process used by organizations to influence the performance of personnel in ways that enhance the information security of the organization’s information assets. Whereas computer security can be thought of as the processes and techniques of securing IT hardware, software and data (including networks), information security is a broader concept. The processes of information security are concerned with the protection of the confidentiality, integrity and availability of information within systems comprising hardware, software, networks, data, procedures and personnel. As organizations change through evolution …
A Draft Model Curriculum For Programs Of Study In Information Security And Assurance, Michael E. Whitman, Herbert J. Mattord
A Draft Model Curriculum For Programs Of Study In Information Security And Assurance, Michael E. Whitman, Herbert J. Mattord
Herbert J. Mattord
With the dramatic increase in threats to information security, there is a clear need for a corresponding increase in the number of information security professional. With a lack of formal curriculum models, many academic institutions are unprepared to implement the courses and laboratories needed to prepare this special class of information technologist. This paper provides an overview of lessons learned in the implementation of both individual courses and a degree concentration in information security. It refers to a more comprehensive document, available on the Web, which includes the methodology used in developing the curriculum, individual course syllabi for recommended components, …
Defending Cyber Terrorism - A Game Theoretic Modeling Approach, Tridib Bandyopadhyay, Herbert J. Mattord
Defending Cyber Terrorism - A Game Theoretic Modeling Approach, Tridib Bandyopadhyay, Herbert J. Mattord
Herbert J. Mattord
In this work we attempt to develop a game theoretic model that can indicate the nuances of strategic investments in the face of possible cyber terrorist attacks. First, we briefly review the literature on terrorism. Second, we identify the „cyber‟ factors in terrorism, and how this new mode of attack alters the general scenario. Then, beginning with a naïve counter terrorism model, we incrementally incorporate the factors of cyber terrorism to develop our game theoretic model. Our current work is geared towards developing a model that can adequately incorporate the cyber factors of today‟s networked economy. In this report, we …
Regulatory Compliance In Information Technology And Information Security, Herbert Mattord, Michael Whitman
Regulatory Compliance In Information Technology And Information Security, Herbert Mattord, Michael Whitman
Herbert J. Mattord
No abstract provided.