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No News is Bad News: AI Agents, Information Value, Accountability & Democracy
Notes: Dr. Bridgman discusses his path from Winnipeg to McGill and how he became involved with the Media Ecosystem Observatory while still a PhD student. The conversation turns to the origins of…
Public Interest Technology: Making Sense of Security in an AI World
Notes: The conversation begins with his path into teaching public policy, despite never having planned a conventional academic career, and why translating technical subjects for non-technical…
Who You Gonna Call?: Cybercrime Types and Expectations of Police Response
Notes: Cybercrime is often treated as a distinct phenomenon, but there are strong continuities with offline crime that are frequently overlooked. Digital technologies change behaviour and scale,…
Disordered Sense-Making: Conflict Narratives in the Digital Era
Notes: Dr Samuel Tanner began his doctoral research examining war crimes and armed militias involved in mass violence in the Balkans, conducting extensive fieldwork and interviews with participants…
Beyond “The Cybercriminal”: Understanding Diversity in Cyber Offenders
Notes:Dr Bekkers describes his academic pathway from psychology to criminology and explains why his research focus has consistently been on offenders and their behaviour rather than on offences or…
Systematically Improving Cybersecurity Training
Notes:Julia Prümmer describes her transition from legal psychology into cybersecurity research and how psychological methods shape her approach to cybersecurity training.The discussion explores the…
The Human beneath the Hoodie: Profiling pathways into cybercrime
otes:Melissa completed her PhD after two decades of operational work, bringing a pracademic perspective to cyber profiling and offender pathways.Her research focuses on understanding the human behind…
Courses, Clicks and Consequences: Empiricizing Enterprise Security
Episode Notes:Dr Ho describes an empirical research agenda focused on how security actually operates in organisations. He explains his experience with getting this research off the ground to allow…
The many minds of MITRE: building multidisciplinary human insider-risk research
Trigger warning: This episode includes discussion of suicide in the context of researching measurable predictive indicators and the lack thereof in the context of cyber. Episode NotesDr Caputo's path…
Follow the Honey: Experiments in Cybercriminal Decision-Making
Show Notes:Daniëlle began her academic path in psychology, later moving into criminology through her interest in decision making and online behaviour.Her PhD research at NSCR focuses on cybercriminal…
Crime Online: Hashtag Like and Subscribe, or don't
Episode NotesAbout our guest:Dr. Francesco Carlo CampisiPhD in Criminology, Université de MontréalResearcher, International Centre for Comparative…
The Human in_security - deception, weapons, crime & culture
About our guest:Dr. Iain ReidSenior Lecturer in CybercrimeUniversity of Portsmouthhttps://www.port.ac.uk/about-us/structure-and-governance/our-people/our-staff/iain-reid Topics discussed in this…
Visualizing Conti: Revealing the Business of Ransomware-as-a-Service through New Analytical Techniques
In this episode:How Estelle became involved in ransomware research between degreesThe scale and origin of the ContiLeaks datasetUsing machine learning and topic modelling to analyse criminal group…
Fake It Until You Break It: The pay-to-publish paper mills exploiting the over metrification of Science
Notes:Paper mills are fraudulent commercial enterprises that fabricate scientific papers and sell authorship, citations, and other academic credentials—often at scale.Sarah Eaton and Sabina Alam…
DeReact, DeFatigue and Deceive: Psychology for Better Cybersecurity Design
Episode Notes:Dr. Reeves’ Background – Trained as a psychologist, his interest in cybersecurity emerged from a talk connecting human error to security breaches.Cybersecurity Fatigue Defined – A form…
Wake up Calling: Impacting businesses by communicating cybersecurity risk
Episode NotesSMEs struggle with cybersecurity due to time, cost, and lack of expertise, despite recognizing its importance.An automated cybersecurity scan was developed to assess SME websites and…
Anomie.exe: Geography, Strain and the Motivated Cyber Offender
Episode Summary (Dot Points)Understanding Cybercrime through Strain and Anomie TheoriesDr. Dearden explains how strain theory and anomie theory provide insights into cybercriminal…
The Ethical Hacker Pathway: Exploring Positive Cyber Behavior
Key Points Discussed:Defining Ethical Hacking: Ethical hackers use their skills to identify and report vulnerabilities, often to enhance cybersecurity in various capacities, including voluntary work,…
Building the Basics: Preparing Officers for the Present and Researching Training for the Future
About Our Guest:Dr. Tom Holthttps://cj.msu.edu/directory/holt-tom.htmlKey Topics Discussed:Dr. Tom Holt emphasized the urgent need for consistent and evidence-based cybercrime training in law…
The Open Science Revolution: Building Trust with Transparency
Episode NotesEpisode SummaryIntroduction to Open Science – Asier Moneva introduces open science, emphasizing transparency and replicability as essential to modern research.Importance of…
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