Authors:
Jeremiah Still
Cybersecurity systems are complex. Given the diversity of stakeholders and the variety of system uses, it is unlikely that some magic bullet will eradicate our security concerns. The successful security of our cyber-physical systems depends on corporations and government agencies working together to identify threats, possible future weaknesses, and timely solutions. Some headway has been made in this regard, with cybersecurity committees meeting to create meaningful policies and a platform for confidential information sharing. However, many of these initiatives focus on systems and technology, without addressing well-known user compliance issues. This negligence is due not to a lack of…
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