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SUMMARY:CYB3: Cyber Defense
DESCRIPTION:Deciphering Human Error: Improving Cybersecurity Reporting\n\n
 Human error is often cited as a primary cause of cybersecurity breaches, b
 ut how clearly and consistently is it actually reported? Our qualitative a
 nalysis of five major 2024 cybersecurity reports (Verizon DBIR, IBM Cost o
 f a Data Breach, ENISA Threat Landscape, Microsoft Digital Defense Report,
  and...\n\n\nSaroja Roy Grandhi and Jeremiah Still (Old Dominion Universit
 y)\n---------------------\nExposing Cyberthreats: How Attack Patterns Are 
 Shaped by Network Topologies and Honeypot Techniques\n\nAs cyberattacks be
 come increasingly sophisticated, we require more intelligent means of safe
 guarding digital infrastructure. One strategy gaining support is the deplo
 yment of honeypots—simulated systems that lure hackers into divulging thei
 r methods. But how effective such honeypots are can re...\n\n\nShubham Sha
 rma, Shubham Thakur, Megha Sharma, and Ranik Goyal (Indian Institute of Te
 chnology Mandi); Shashank Uttrani (Syneos Health); Harsh Katakwar (Samsung
  R&D); Palvi Aggarwal and Kuldeep Singh (University of Texas at El Paso); 
 and Varun Dutt (Indian Institute of Technology Mandi)\n-------------------
 --\nUnderstanding Cybersecurity Skill Levels through Psychological Measure
 s: Clustering Hackers with Traits Questionnaires\n\nIn the evolving field 
 of cybersecurity, red-team or attack exercises provide invaluable insight 
 into attackers' skills and behaviors. These insights can extend beyond tec
 hnical ability, including cognitive behaviors, problem-solving approaches,
  decision-making under pressure, and adaptability. Howev...\n\n\nJinwoo Oh
 , Po-Yu Chen, Hsiang-Wen Hsing, and Nathan Lau (Virginia Tech Grado Depart
 ment of Industrial & Systems Engineering); Peggy Wu and Kunal Srivastava (
 RTX Technology Research Center); Nikolos Gurney (USC Institute for Creativ
 e Technologies); and Kylie Molinaro and Stoney Trent (The Bulls Run Group)
 \n\nTrack: Cybersecurity\n\nSession Chair: Calvin Nobles (UMGC)
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