SERENE-RISC

The SERENE-RISC Digest is a distillation of research related to the securing and strengthening of Canadian cyberspace. It provides an update on academic research that can be understood at a glance, a skim or a quick read depending on your need.

The SERENE-RISC Digest provides answers to questions provided by the latest research. Each page condenses the important points from an important research ending with the core message from each study in a single phrase.

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Cybersecurity Digest

What contributes to some people being scammed more online?

What do we really know about why employees comply with security policy?

Could a police ‘raid’ stop denial of service attacks from being sold online?

What kind of security policy do you need when you operate in an adversarial environment?

What can health teach us about security awareness?

Does how you lock your smartphone affect how often you lock it?