Three new conference papers are now available on my Projects page!
We examine mail voting security and create a process map for mail voting, adding an assessment of where and when vulnerabilities exist.
We consider poll worker as trusted insiders and test our threat training modules for usability and ease of use. This supports our empirical work that shows poll workers learn about potential cyber, physical, and insider threats at polling places by interacting with our training modules.
We investigate how project delivery methods and contractual arrangements might influence collaboration during scheduling practices in construction. Our results show that schedules are commonly used as contractual documents. Contractual arrangements need to be improved to address the lack of application of collective knowledge to develop, review, and validate schedules for construction projects regardless of the delivery method used.
Papers 1 and 2 can be found under Elections Security in the Cybersecurity portion of the Projects page. Paper 3 can be found under Other Areas.