Centria Bulletin published an article “Junkmail conversations” written by our Cynic-colleague Olli Isohanni: Have you been curious what happens if you reply to junk mail? We at Centria SecuLab have tested it so that you do not need to! There is usually little or no danger in the process of receiving and opening a spam […]
An email that contains a link or an attachment is sent to the recipient with the purpose of retrieving data by directing the user to some fake web page on the internet, or by executing a malicious code from an attachment. Phishing campaigns often use the same formula. An email that contains a link or […]
New paper: On the design of playful training material for information security awareness https://doi.org/10.35199/ICDC.2020.30 Researcher from the CYNIC-project presented a paper during The Sixth International Conference on Design Creativity (ICDC2020) Oulu, Finland, August 26th – 28th 2020. Abstract: This paper presents the rationale for the design of a card deck game sustaining information security […]
Making the Dead Alive – Dynamic Routines in Risk Management That is the title of Martin Lundgren’s PhD Thesis, that he will present 09:00, Thursday, 28 May 2020 (CEST). Take the opportunity to listen to the presentation, it’s online! Martin presents his work for about 40 minutes in English. After his presentation the Opponent, Professor […]
The latest article in CYNIC-project is now published: Rethinking capabilities in information security risk management: a systematic literature review Abstract: Information security risk management capabilities have predominantly focused on instrumental onsets, while largely ignoring the underlying intentions and knowledge these management practices entail. This article aims to study what capabilities are embedded in information security […]