Neurosecurity Lab

Twitter account for the Neurosecurity Lab.

[Anthony Vance @anthonyvance]

I was interviewed for this @nytimes article on consumers’ data breach fatigue. It cites my research with the @neurosecurity Lab.

https://t.co/Oj3AxSCVIf

[Schneier Blog @schneierblog]

The Habituation of Security Warnings https://t.co/QMWVwAjsoh

[BYU @BYU]

In a study of Android users, BYU research finds how to get people to pay attention to security notifications again. https://t.co/RtsGtEgvuB

[Neurosecurity Lab @neurosecurity]

We also show how habituation influences warning adherence in the field over three weeks.

Blog post: https://t.co/WQLqQCD7CO https://t.co/cFJ8xdnEYx

[Brock Kirwan @BrockKirwan]

New paper with the @neurosecurity team! We scanned people every day for 5 days to show habituation. Open access link https://t.co/WZgCCx4jBJ

[Neurosecurity Lab @neurosecurity]

We received ISR’s “Best Paper” award for our work on interruptions and the timing of security warnings.
https://t.co/0vhrSTDkqG

[Neurosecurity Lab @neurosecurity]

We tested how people “tune out” warnings across 1 week using fMRI and eye tracking, and across 3 weeks in the field. https://t.co/WQLqQCD7CO

[Pierre-M Leger @pierremleger]

Anthony Vance @anthonyvance on why and how to design complementary NeuroIS and behavioral experiments at #neurois2017

[Neurosecurity Lab @neurosecurity]

Presentation at CHI 2017: Using eye tracking + fMRI to understand how people habituate to warnings over a workweek. https://t.co/trhwzKhs80

[BYU Marriott School of Business @BYUMarriott]

Bonnie Anderson @DrBBAnderson named Information Systems Department Chair https://t.co/OpOTaeKBkA

[Neurosecurity Lab @neurosecurity]

Thanks to @enigmaconf for organizing the track! #enigma2017 https://t.co/p73nkcGRJN

[Ismail Khoffi @ismail_k]

TIL there was a Neuroscience and Security track at @enigmaconf & there is a @neurosecurity lab. @anthonyvance's talk https://t.co/vjCPgLIVkT

[Neurosecurity Lab @neurosecurity]

The talk is titled, “What Does the Brain Tell Us about Usable Security?” https://t.co/MS08cTugxY

[Anthony Vance @anthonyvance]

Here’s the video of my talk on the BYU @neurosecurity Lab at USENIX Enigma 2017, a TED-style security conference,:
https://t.co/GkJMV8Qnem

[Neurosecurity Lab @neurosecurity]

The Neurosecurity Lab has three new research articles on habituation to security warnings:

https://t.co/2fFaApuHT8

[Anthony Vance @anthonyvance]

Slides from my Usenix #enigma2017 presentation are available here: https://t.co/S3mH4mEsyL…

[MIT Technology Review @techreview]

Scans of people’s brains reveal the unconscious mechanisms behind the way they perceive—or ignore—security warnings. https://t.co/x9gMCSv9ue

[PCWorld @pcworld]

How do you make PC security alerts better? Make them twirl and jiggle https://t.co/G5DgRnX2AX Or you could, you know, NOT do that.

[@iainthomson @iainthomson]

The difference between you and a sea slug? For IT security, nothing https://t.co/6cNDvuZ6sm Interesting #enigma2017 chat from @anthonyvance

[On the Wire @HeardOntheWire]

"Our security UI should be compatible with the way our brains work.” @anthonyvance
https://t.co/zIG4SzLXbm

[Eric Davis 🇺🇦 @ericdavis]

Foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of security messages. @anthonyvance presents at #enigma2017

[Parisa Tabriz @laparisa]

fMRI + usability testing show @googlechrome cleanup tool security alerts ignored more during high-DTI periods by @anthonyvance #enigma2017

[Neurosecurity Lab @neurosecurity]

Bruce Schneier visits the Neurosecurity Lab: https://t.co/RvmzRW6FfH