NSF Student Travel Grant for the 2017 Security and Human Behavior Workshop (SHB)

安全和人类行为研讨会的目标是在非正式和跨学科的环境中讨论安全、心理学和行为相互作用的问题。范围很广：过去已经涵盖的主题包括对风险的误解、安全可用性、欺骗、安全和隐私决策制定等等。随着SaTC项目在其核心的计算机科学之外扩展到包括社会科学，像SHB这样的聚会为不同社区之间的互动提供了一个关键的场所。该奖项支持学生出席和参与2017年SHB研讨会。来自美国大学的学生或来自其他大学的美国学生将从参加研讨会中受益匪浅，在那里他们将与来自不同学科的研究领导者互动，并将接触到信息安全和隐私研究的最新发展。特别地，SHB研讨会的第一条规则是，每个参加的人实际上都参与了讨论。这将确保学生从参加SHB中获得更多的价值，而不是在许多会议和研讨会上，他们只能简单地倾听。此外，组织者将向受邀的资深学者征求来自代表性不足群体的学生参与者的建议，以增加研讨会扩大SaTC社区参与的机会。

The Security and Human Behavior workshop's goals are to discuss, in an informal and interdisciplinary setting, issues where security, psychology, and behavior interact. The scope is broad: topics that have been covered in the past include the misperception of risk, security usability, deception, security and privacy decision making, and so forth. As the SaTC program has expanded to include social sciences in addition to its core in computer science, gatherings such as SHB provide a key venue for interaction between the different communities. This award supports student attendance and participation in the 2017 SHB workshop. Students from U.S. universities, or U.S. students from other universities, will greatly benefit from participating in the workshop, where they will interact with research leaders from a variety of disciplines and will be exposed to the most recent developments in information security and privacy research. In particular, the first rule of the SHB Workshop is that everyone who attends actually participates in the discussion. This will ensure that students get more value from attending SHB than many conferences and workshops where they can simply listen. Further, the organizers will ask invited senior scholars for suggestions of student participants who are from underrepresented groups to invite, increasing the chance that the workshop will broaden participation in the SaTC community.