50 Shades of Security: Whipping Your Users Into Submission
summary
Compares elements of dominant/submissive relationships with methods for getting users to follow security policies, and uses those parallels to suggest ways to improve user adherence to security practices. Uses the analogy to frame practical approaches for influencing user behavior in security settings.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00The phenomenon of Fifty Shades
- 3:08Parallels to security programs
- 7:38Psychology of BDSM and control
- 12:31Contractual negotiations
- 15:19Fundamental human needs
- 21:37Case study: NSA security
- 29:15Managing security processes
- 34:19Building proactive security
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