HCI International 2014

Indicative topics/keywords of the broad spectrum of issues to be addressed:

• Usable security mechanisms
• User centric security and privacy
• Human behavior in cybersecurity and privacy
• Balancing user friendliness and strong security
• User security and privacy by design
• User cybersecurity awareness and training programmes
• Marketing models for end user security
• The role of end users on cybersecurity risks and their mitigation
• Economics of cybersecurity for end users
• Cybersecurity policies and user behavior
• Security and privacy in social networking
• User psychology and social influence in security and privacy decisions
• Human factors in cybersecurity incident response
• Human aspects of intelligence-driven cybersecurity
• Secure and Trustworthy life-logging and ambient intelligence ecosystems
• Trustworthy biometric security

Program Chairs:
Theo Tryfonas
University of Bristol, United Kingdom


Ioannis Askoxylakis
Foundation for Research & Technology - Hellas (FORTH), Greece

Board Members:

• Claudio Agostino Ardagna, Italy
• Zinaida Benenson, Germany
• Bryan Cline, United States
• Sadie Creese, United Kingdom
• Jorge Cuellar, Germany
• Marc Dacier, United States
• Theo Dimitrakos, United Kingdom
• Steven Furnell, United Kingdom
• Dieter Gollmann, Germany
• Jaap-Henk Hoepman, Netherlands
• Michael Huth, United Kingdom
• Kevin Jones, United Kingdom
• Kaido Kikkas, Estonia
• Javier Lopez, Spain
• Steve Marsh, Canada
• Gregorio Martinez, Spain
• Emilio Mordini, Italy
• Yuko Murayama, Japan
• Masakatsu Nishigaki, Japan
• Jason Nurse, United Kingdom
• Aljosa Pasic, Spain
• Milan Petković, Netherlands
• Joachim Posegga, Germany
• Jean-Jacques Quisquater, Belgium
• Damien Sauveron, France
• Fuming Shih, United States
• George Spanoudakis, United Kingdom
• Ken Stavinoha, United States
• Kerry-Lynn Thomson, South Africa
• João Vilela, Portugal
• Claire Vishik, United Kingdom
• Melanie Volkamer, Germany