Cyber Security Analytics: Anthropomorphic vs. Technomorphic Interfaces: Their Role in the Attribution of Blame and the Engendering of Trust after Cybe

即使我们对抗网络攻击方法的能力有所提高，恶意的网络攻击有时也不可避免地会突破，要么是通过利用系统的漏洞，要么是通过用户的错误。除了造成的物质损失外，这种攻击还会破坏我们对这些系统的信任。像AVs这样的安全关键系统特别容易失去信任--因为它们仍然是一项相对较新的技术，相对较少广泛的大众用户体验。在这里，感知到的危险增加可能与现实不成比例，但它将不可避免地阻止对AVs的吸收。信任问题可能会特别影响英国政府为英国经济推出价值420亿英镑的“交通革命”的计划，这类技术最早将于今年推出。

Even as our ability to counter cyber-attack methods improves, it is inevitable that malevolent cyber-attacks will sometimes break through, either through exploited vulnerabilities of a system, or through user error. Aside from the material losses incurred, such attacks undermine trust that we place in these systems. Safety critical systems such as AVs are particularly vulnerable to loss of trust - as they are still a relatively new technology with relatively little wide-spread mass user experience. Here, the perceived increase to danger may be disproportionate to the reality but it will inevitably prevent the uptake of AVs. Issues of trust may particularly impact schemes by the UK government to roll-out a 'transport revolution' worth £42 billion to the UK economy , and with such technologies being introduced as early as this year .