Abstract
In order to capture important user requirements data, it is necessary to take a user-centered approach to understand security from a human factors perspective. Human Factors and Ergonomics are the disciplines that look to support user needs and requirements of products and processes through a detailed understanding of the user’s capabilities, limitations and expectation of those products or processes. A range of methods and approaches are available to assist with the collection of user requirements in sensitive domains and this chapter considers practical issues of their use for cyber-security. A framework of macro-ergonomic security threats is reinterpreted for the cyber domain and illustrated using issues of trust in order to raise awareness for cyber investigations.
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