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The Workshop on the Economics of Information Security was
established in 2002 to bring together computer scientists and
economists to understand and improve the poor state of information
security practice. WEIS was borne out of a realization that
security often fails for non-technical reasons. Rather, the
incentives of both - fender and attacker must be considered.
Earlier workshops have answered questions ranging from?nding
optimal levels of security investement to understanding why privacy
has been eroded. In the process, WEIS has attracted participation
from the diverse?elds such as law, management and psychology. WEIS
has now established itself as the leading forum for
interdisciplinary scholarship on information security. The eigth
installment of the conference returned to the United Kingdom,
hosted
byUniversityCollegeLondononJune24-25,2009.Approximately100researchers,
practitioners and government of?cials from across the globe
convened in London to hear presentations from authors of 21
peer-reviewed papers, in addition to a panel and keynote lectures
from Hal Varian (Google), Bruce Schneier (BT Co- terpane), Martin
Sadler (HP Labs), and Robert Coles (Merrill Lynch). Angela Sasse
and David Pym chaired the conference, while Christos Ioannidis and
Tyler Moore chaired the program committee.
The Workshop on the Economics of Information Security was
established in 2002 to bring together computer scientists and
economists to understand and improve the poor state of information
security practice. WEIS was borne out of a realization that
security often fails for non-technical reasons. Rather, the
incentives of both - fender and attacker must be considered.
Earlier workshops have answered questions ranging from?nding
optimal levels of security investement to understanding why privacy
has been eroded. In the process, WEIS has attracted participation
from the diverse?elds such as law, management and psychology. WEIS
has now established itself as the leading forum for
interdisciplinary scholarship on information security. The eigth
installment of the conference returned to the United Kingdom,
hosted
byUniversityCollegeLondononJune24-25,2009.Approximately100researchers,
practitioners and government of?cials from across the globe
convened in London to hear presentations from authors of 21
peer-reviewed papers, in addition to a panel and keynote lectures
from Hal Varian (Google), Bruce Schneier (BT Co- terpane), Martin
Sadler (HP Labs), and Robert Coles (Merrill Lynch). Angela Sasse
and David Pym chaired the conference, while Christos Ioannidis and
Tyler Moore chaired the program committee.
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Graphical Models for Security - 5th International Workshop, GraMSec 2018, Oxford, UK, July 8, 2018, Revised Selected Papers (Paperback, 1st ed. 2019)
George Cybenko, David Pym, Barbara Fila
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This book constitutes revised selected papers from the 5th
International Workshop on Graphical Models for Security, GraMSec
2018, held in Oxford, UK, in July 2018. The 7 full papers presented
in this volume were carefully reviewed and selected from 21
submissions. The book also contains one invited talk. The
contributions deal with the latest research and developments on
graphical models for security.
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