EDUCATIONAL NETWORKING: HUMAN VIEW TO CYBER DEFENSE
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Keywords

cyber defense
human factors/ergonomics
human view

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O. Y. Burov, “EDUCATIONAL NETWORKING: HUMAN VIEW TO CYBER DEFENSE”, ITLT, vol. 52, no. 2, pp. 144–156, May 2016, doi: 10.33407/itlt.v52i2.1398.

Abstract

Networks play more and more important role for human life and activity, both in critical occupations (aviation, power industry, military missions etc.), and in everyday life (home computers, education, leisure). Interaction between human and other elements of human-machine system have changed, because they coincide in the information habitat. Human-system integration has reached new level of defense needs. The paper will introduce features of information society in respect of a human and corresponding changes in HF/E: (1) information becomes a tool, goal, mean and environment of a human activity, (2) it becomes a part of the human nature and this makes him/her unprotected, (3) human psycho-physiological status becomes not only a basis of effective performance, but an object of control and support, and means of a human security and safety should be a part of information habitat, (4) networking environment becomes an independent actor in a human activity. Accompanying cyber-security challenges and tasks are discussed, as well as types of networking threats and Human View regarding the cyber security challenges.
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