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NFR Wizards Archive: RE: Human Error in Information Security

RE: Human Error in Information Security

Choi, Byoung (bchoivisa.com)
Wed, 5 Aug 1998 12:56:58 -0700

errm... isn't all errors human errors? i haven't seen a machine that
generate and configure itself...
(bit more definition of your research will be helpful)

byoung

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        From: Mario Rodriguez
        Sent: Monday, August 03, 1998 8:31 PM
        To: firewall-wizardsnfr.net
        Subject: Human Error in Information Security

        The MIT Division of Humans and Automation is currently
investigating the

        significance of human error in information security. This
research,
        supported by the National Science Foundation, will be used to
better
        understand the key human error issues in information security.
Your
        participation is deeply appreciated.

        In order to ease communications, MIT will be collecting your
input
        on-line, through a web site a student and I have developed for
this
        effort. The web site is located at:

            http://calvin2.ists.engr.ucf.edu/security

        Your feedback is greatly appreciated,

        Pamela R. McCauley Bell, Ph.D.
        Martin Luther King, Jr. Associate Professor
        of Aeronautics and Astronautics
        Massachusetts Institute of Technology
        Room 37-435
        77 Massachusetts Avenue
        Cambridge, MA 02139-4307
        (617) 253-8080 voice
        (617) 258-5143 fax or
        (617) 253-4196 alternative fax
        email: prmccaulmit.edu

        

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