CyLab Usable Privacy and Security (CUPS)
Flagship usable privacy lab focusing on human-centered approaches to security and privacy challenges.
A centralized directory of usable security & privacy resources for students, researchers, and practitioners.
Flagship usable privacy lab focusing on human-centered approaches to security and privacy challenges.
Research on decision-making and interaction design for security and privacy in real-world contexts.
Human-centered computing research with strong emphasis on usable security and privacy challenges.
Security and privacy research at the tech/policy interface with usable aspects in various projects.
Explicit USP focus affiliated with MC2 and HCIL, emphasizing human-centered security and privacy research.
Broad security and privacy research including human-centered security methods and usable authentication.
Policy and privacy/security research at the intersection of technology and public interest.
Historic HCI research lab with sustained work in usable security and privacy interaction design.
Flagship ACM security conference with growing usable security presence.
HCI flagship with frequent usable privacy and security research.
Premier security and privacy conference with occasional usable security papers.
Network and distributed system security with emerging usable security work.
Leading venue for privacy-enhancing technologies and anonymity research.
Premier venue for usable privacy and security research.
Major security venue with regular usable security and privacy papers.
Exploration of data collection and surveillance with focus on individual privacy and policy implications.
Practical guide emphasizing secure design principles with usability considerations for developers.
Foundational text for USP combining theory and practice in designing usable secure systems.
Comprehensive guide to security engineering with strong emphasis on human factors and usability.
Deep dive into web security with insights on how user interactions affect security outcomes.