Authentication, recovery, warnings and permissions designed around the people who need protection.
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These are editorial connections by subject, not claims of collaboration, endorsement or equal evidence quality. This first topic collection covers the new AI, robotics, security, interface design and preparation resources; it is not a complete index of the reading room.
Empirical journal article · 2016 · background · NIST abstract reviewed; full text not reviewed here
Stanton and colleagues used semi-structured interviews with 40 participants. Fatigue emerged in participants’ accounts even though it was not an explicit focus of the interview protocol.
Research programme and publication directory · Public programme information · research-area page reviewed
A route into research on people’s interactions with cybersecurity systems, products and processes. Use it to locate original studies rather than treating “the user” as a generic source of error.
Conference proceedings · research discovery · Open USENIX proceedings · collection listing checked
A specialist starting point for usable privacy and security research. Follow individual papers relevant to authentication, privacy decisions and security behaviour.
Official explanatory guidance · WCAG 2.2 SC 3.3.8 · Open guidance · page reviewed
Explains cognitive barriers in authentication and mechanisms such as password-manager support and copying and pasting. Consider the complete authentication and recovery journey.
Official technology-assurance guidance · Open guidance · page reviewed
Connects security-product usability with effectiveness, efficiency, satisfaction, inclusion and accessibility. Useful when defining evaluation requirements with security colleagues.