How Behavioral Economics Can Help Make Better Security Decisions
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Explains how behavioral economics concepts can be applied to everyday security failures like device sharing, weak passwords, and clicking risky links, using props and examples. Describes how security teams can use those behavioral insights to design interventions that improve users’ and teams’ security and risk decisions.
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