talk: Categorizing Misconceptions of Cybersecurity Reasoning
11:15am-12:30pm Friday, 9 Sept 2016, ITE 237
The UMBC Cyber Defense Lab presents
Categorizing Misconceptions of Cybersecurity Reasoning
Travis Scheponik, CSEE, UMBC
11:15am-12:30pm Friday, 9 September 2016, ITE 237
We present preliminary analysis of student responses to cybersecurity interview prompts.
During spring 2016, we interviewed twenty-six students at three diverse colleges and universities (UMBC, Prince George’s Community College, Bowie State University) to understand how they reason about cybersecurity. Each interview lasted approximately one hour during which we asked the subject to solve four cybersecurity problems. For this purpose, we developed twelve engaging interview prompts organized in three protocols each comprising four prompts. Using a paired expert-novice methodology, we are analyzing transcriptions of the interviews produced from audio and video recordings. The twelve prompts focused on five difficult and important concepts identified from a Delphi method with thirty-six experts, which we carried out in fall 2014.
Preliminary analysis of student responses reveals common misconceptions and problematic reasoning, including conflating concepts, biased reasoning, unsound logic, and factual errors. For example, students commonly conflate authentication and authorization, as well as encryption and hashing. Examples of biased reasoning include seeing the situation only from the user's perspective, placing inappropriately high trust in physical objects, and underestimating potential vulnerabilities from insider threats. Initially, we marked student statements as ``correct’’ or ``incorrect.’’ From the ``incorrect’’ responses, we identified misconceptions about cybersecurity. Then, we categorized why responses were incorrect and we identified a variety of biases and problematic reasonings.
Our motivation is to produce educational assessment tools that will measure how well students understand cybersecurity concepts, for the purpose of identifying effective ways to teach cybersecurity. Results of our work will also be useful in developing curricula, learning exercises, and other educational materials and policies.
Joint work with David Delatte, Geoffrey Herman, Michael Neary, Linda Oliva, Alan Sherman, and Julia Thompson. Support for this research is provided in part by the U.S. Department of Defense under CAE-R grants H98230-15-1-0294 and H98230-15-1-0273, and by the National Science Foundation under SFS grant 1241576. We will present our results at the Frontiers in Education Conference, October 12-15, 2016, in Erie, PA.
About the Speaker: Travis Scheponik is a PhD student in computer science at UMBC, working with Dr. Alan T. Sherman. His research interests include cybersecurity education.
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Her research will study the development of female liaisons into full-fledged and acknowledged medical professionals in Imperial Rome. Due to societal taboos involving the female body and childbirth throughout the ancient world, women played a primary role in the treatment of so called “female diseases” and an exclusive role in normal childbirth. Male doctors and healers often employed women as intermediaries in the treatment of female clients, and it is generally recognized that doctors such as Hippocrates and Soranus wrote their authoritative treatises on female diseases based upon information given to them by such intermediaries. This project will tell the story of the women who self-identified as medical professionals by situating these few surviving women within the wider development professional medicine in the West.
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Women’s Center 25 Then vs. Now #2: Our Logo Evolution
The Women’s Center at UMBC turns 25 this year! We’re excited to share our important milestone with UMBC’s 50th Anniversary and will be celebrating throughout the year with the rest of campus! We were inspired by Special Collections archival project Archives Gold: 50 Objects for UMBC’s 50th and decided to do our own digging into the Women’s Center archives. Over the course of the year, we’ll be sharing 25 “Then vs Now” archives to celebrate the origin and evolution of the Women’s Center at UMBC.
This week we’re featuring the evolution of the Women’s Center logo.
Brochure circa 1996
While it isn’t certain if the image on one of our earliest brochures served as the actual logo for the Women’s Center, the image can be found from time to time on flyers and other promotional materials throughout the 1990s.
This image was later replaced by what we refer to today as the “hands logo.” The hands logo was inspired a 1999-2000 Undergraduate Research Project by UMBC seniors Joy McLure and Nidhi Adya and advised by Dr. Tim Nohe called “Different Thread Interwoven Together.” We’ll be sharing more about the creation of this mural in another blog post to come soon.
While we loved the logo’s connection to the mural that is a signature piece in the Women’s Center lounge, we also heard feedback for change from many community members. Some thought the hands resembled finger painting and could limit people’s perception of the Women’s Center as a childcare center. Other’s expressed concern that the hands were a bit “grabby.” And, as discussed in the previous then vs. now post, the growth of the Women’s Center positioned us to be ready for a new logo that better captured the spirit of the work we do. 
Over the fall 2013 semester, the Women’s Center Advisory Board members and student staff worked with Creative Services to design our new logo. We looked at many other women’s center logos and were determined to not create another dancing lady logo. Through brainstorming, we happened upon the image of a tree which through draft after draft became a version of the Wye Oak tree (Maryland’s state tree), one of which found home on our own campus.
We introduced our new logo to the UMBC community in January of 2014. It reflects our ongoing growth and evolution as a women’s center which is grounded in our steady core values and reliable strengths so many UMBC community members have come to know and love. And, much like the great Wye Oak beckons, all are welcome in our space as long as they respect each other – their stories, their experiences, their potential.
You can read the full (short) story of our logo here.
What are the memories you have of the Women’s Center over the years that are meaningful to you? What does the Women’s Center mean to you today? Share your memories and pictures with us in the comment section below!
Stay up-to-date with our 25th anniversary on social media using #UMBCWC25. Share your Women’s Center experiences and memories with the UMBC community using #UMBCWC25 AND #UMBC50!
Don’t forget to join us for our 25th Birthday Party on Tuesday, September 13th from 4-6pm. Click here for details.
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Tip of the Week: Surprising Must-Dos for Your Resume
By Catherine Jessen for The Muse!
You’ve known for a while that having a strong and updated resume is an essential part of your professional repertoire. But as the world of business changes, so do the rules. While the basics might stay the same, there are some surprising new tips that no one has probably shared with you.
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Accept that your resume is not the most important part of anyone’s day, ever. Figure out what will make someone scan over your document with this helpful advice.(LinkedIn)
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Figuring out new ways to describe what you do and who you are can feel repetitive, but as long as you’re avoiding these resume buzzwords, you’re already on great footing. (U.S. News)
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SWEet Summer Presents: Elizabeth Tan
**Submit your story today**
Elizabeth Tan (UMBC SWE President), Chemical Engineering '18, Biology and Chemistry Minor.
This summer, she interned at Lion Brothers as a research and development engineering intern. Elizabeth conducted a feasibility study on a polymer-based product. By the end of the internship, her project was finalized and handed off to China for Pilot testing. If all goes well, the polymer embellishment product would soon hit commercialization.
The internship experience was such an amazing step into her career. It gave Elizabeth a glimpse into what the consumer product industry would be like. In the future, she hopes to be able to work in a consumer product industry to impact individuals in the community.
In addition, Elizabeth and her SWE-executive board planned a great deal of exciting events for the Fall semester. They hope to see returning and new faces this year. "Don't forget to stop by at our table during I-Fest thisWednesday, September 7th at the Quad from 12-3pm!"
Don't miss out on your chance to shine! Submit YOUR SWEet story today to umbcswe@gmail.com!
We, UMBC SWE, will be featuring those who have supported the Society of Women Engineer chapter and our mission statement. The UMBC SWE chapter is a professional organization so send your story today!!
Are you interested in assistive robotics research?
Kavita Krishnaswamy is a Ph.D. candidate in the UMBC Computer Science program and has Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), a neuromuscular disorder that affects the control of muscle movement.
Her goal is to develop robotics aids to increase independence for people with physical disabilities like herself. As part of her research she is conducting a survey on attitudes toward robotic aids and how they may improve the quality of life for those with physical disabilities, their family members, and their caregivers.
If you have a physical disability, are a caregiver for a person with a physical disability, or are a friend or family member of a person with a physical disability, you can help Kavita with her research by particiating in the survey. Participation is voluntary and anonymous. The participant must be 18 years or older. You can access the survey here.
This study has been reviewed and approved by the UMBC Institutional Review Board (IRB). A representative of that Board, from the Office for Research Protections and Compliance, is available to discuss the review process or Kavita's rights as a research participant. Contact information of the Office is (410) 455-2737 or compliance@umbc.edu.
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Study Groups for Upper IS courses
Hello, All
Hope your semester is starting well! ISCOM we would like to know if you are interested in participating study groups for upper level IS courses.
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Beta City
A Celebration of Innovators, Leaders + Makers in Baltimore
On September 29, 2016, Betamore and Sagamore Ventures present Beta City: an annual event that recognizes and celebrates leaders, makers and innovators in Baltimore. Beta City brings together Baltimore’s greatest minds for a full day of pitches, startup demos and a celebration of our growing community.
Live Pitch Competition
Watch leading startups pitch their dream to top national investors and compete for a cash prize.
Explore City Garage
Tour The Foundry, Plank Industries’ new space for 21st century manufacturing.
Celebrate Your Community
Be inspired by Baltimore’s greatest innovators and celebrate the companies and individuals growing our city as an entrepreneurship destination.