Human Factors (Security)

Human Factors (Security) is a multidisciplinary approach that integrates knowledge about human strengths and limitations into system design to optimize human well-being and overall system performance. Coursera's Human Factors (Security) catalogue equips you with an understanding of how human behaviour and capabilities can influence the level of security within a system. You'll learn about principles of human-centric design, risk perception and decision making, social engineering, physical and cognitive ergonomics, and the role of human error in security breaches. This knowledge enhances your ability to implement robust security measures that take into account human factors, improving the resilience and efficiency of a range of systems from digital platforms to physical infrastructures.

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Results for "Human Factors (Security)"

  • Kennesaw State University

    Skills you'll gain: Vulnerability Management, Cybersecurity, Cyber Attacks, Cyber Security Policies, Security Management, Vulnerability Assessments, Cyber Security Strategy, Network Security, Threat Management, Security Controls, Continuous Monitoring, Firewall, Virtual Private Networks (VPN), Intrusion Detection and Prevention, Human Factors (Security)

  • The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

    From the course: FinTech Security and Regulation (RegTech)·Lesson: Cybersecurity in FinTech

  • Macquarie University

    Skills you'll gain: Cyber Governance, Safety Culture, Cyber Risk, Security Awareness, Human Factors (Security), Cyber Attacks, Dashboard, Computer Security Awareness Training, Cyber Threat Intelligence, Mobile Security, Cyber Security Strategy, Communication, Cybersecurity, Cyber Operations, Strategic Leadership, Leadership and Management, Leadership, Leadership Development, Organizational Leadership, Team Leadership

  • Kennesaw State University

    From the course: Cybersecurity and the X-Factor·Lesson: Reasons Why Traditional Training Efforts Fail

  • University of California, Irvine

    Skills you'll gain: Supplier Risk Management, Risk Analysis, Security Awareness, Risk Management, Risk Mitigation, Computer Security Awareness Training, Security Controls, Human Factors (Security), Asset Protection, Cyber Risk, Cybersecurity, Due Diligence

  • From the course: Cybersecurity in Healthcare (Hospitals & Care Centres)·Lesson: Human behaviour in cybersecurity

  • From the course: Customer-Centric IT Strategy·Lesson: Lesson 1 - Managing Security

  • From the course: Cybersecurity and the X-Factor·Lesson: Reasons Why Traditional Training Efforts Fail

  • From the course: An Employee's Guide to Cybersecurity·Lesson: Module Introduction

  • From the course: An Employee's Guide to Cybersecurity·Lesson: Lesson 1.2.1 – Social Engineering

  • From the course: Cyber Security: Essentials for Workplace·Lesson: Untitled Lesson

  • Skills you'll gain: Human Factors (Security), Security Awareness, Computer Security Awareness Training, Cyber Governance, Cyber Security Strategy, User Experience, Cyber Attacks, Security Strategy, Cyber Security Policies, Security Management, Usability, Cyber Risk, Cybersecurity, Cyber Security Assessment, Ethical Standards And Conduct, Network Security, Employee Training, Information Privacy, Accountability, Decision Making