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CyberPsychology Research Centre
DS – 1 – 2014 Privacy (Partner)Mary Aiken & Ciarán Mc Mahon
RCSI Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland Coláiste Ríoga na Máinleá in Éirinn
CYBER SECURITY
Privacy
Environment
Trust
Needs, Habits & Emotions
Identity
Presence
Anonymity
Personality
Intelligence Amplification
Socialisation
Resilience
Communication
Ethics
Big Data
Regulation
Artificial Intelligence
Mobile
Cyber Defence
IOT
BYOD
Network Security
Malware
Risk
Authentication
Ubiquitous Cities
Biometrics
CyberPsychology
CyberPsychology: Delivering insight at the human/technology interface
HUMAN TECHNOLOGY
Contribution DS – 1 – 2014 Privacy (Partner)
• Understanding privacy as a cyberpsychological concept– Need to factor in the human as an individual, rather than ‘user’– Privacy is essentially identity X territoriality
• Gender, demographic, temporal aspects
– Anonymity vs. utility in datasets– Ethics in analysis: Quis custodes ipsos custodies– Empower users by pushing data/analysis back to them
• Move towards ‘little data’, i.e. idiothetic rather than nomothetic, Life-logging, wearables and sousveillance
• Non-privacy: services that do not require log-in• Collective privacy: total intra-organisation transparency
