Want to know whats going on in darkweb markets and how vendors move around the ecosystem? Come over and see Shu Qi Liu present on vendor migration patterns

Back by popular demand, Dr. Rutger Leukfeldt will present on evidence based risk behavior interpretations.

Forgot to add my own! I was able to sneak in on the program and presented on my cyber hygiene measure. Next step: real life behavioral outcomes with tons of experiments Taylor Fisher

Starting off our second panel is Dr. Adam Bossler presenting on digital piracy and gender differences in techniques of neutralization. Stay tuned to to find out if men use different techniques than women.

What role do we play in interrupting the illicit supply chain for stolen data? Find out what we can do to prevent identity theft from becoming identity fraud with C. Jordan Howell

Wrapping our first half of day two, Dr. George Burruss is presenting on protection motivation theory and identity theft. This rain cloud plot shows changes in intent to use cyber hygiene pre and post intervention!

Brown bag lunch starts off with Asier Moneva is on Bluesky presenting journeys to cybercrime, assessing efficiency in hackers paths to their target online

Why don’t victims of non-consensual dissemination of intimate images (NCII) report to authorities? Additionally what can we do to address this issue from the legal perspective? Thanks to Aurélie Gilen for a fantastic presentation on the ntidote project

Joining us virtually is Dr. Jildau Borwell presenting on the psychological impact of cybercrime. This study went straight to the source: cybercrime victims!

Bringing the industry perspective, Dr. Tamar Berenblum presents on phishing prevention.

Using darknet market forum data, Cicilia Zhang gives insight into threats to cyber security and critical infrastructure.

Last, but certainly not least, Rachel McNealey is presenting on her dissertation research looking at community level impacts on cyber offending. And a little birdy told me, she’s on the market! Feel free to reach out with any questions!

And with that the 2022 Human Factor in Cybercrime is complete. We are so grateful for our friends and colleagues who traveled far to join us here in Clearwater, FL. Safe travels home and we’ll see you next year!!

🛎️Reminder! You have 1 month left to submit your abstract for the 2023 HFC Conference! This year the event will take place in Halle, Germany Submission & details 👉hfc-conference.com

📷Reminder! You have 2 weeks left to submit your abstract for the 2023 HFC Conference! This year the event will take place in Halle, Germany Submission & details 📷hfc-conference.com

Amazing to be at the Human Factor in Cybercrime conference! Great presentations this morning on #cybercrime #cybersecurity and #criminology from colleagues around the world! And such a beautiful venue! Human Factor in Cybercrime Conference NSCR.nl Cyberagentur MSU School of Criminal Justice

Què condueix als jóvens cap a la ciberdelinqüència? Presentem a la "Human Factor in #Cybercrime Conference" els resultats de les investigacions que hem dut a terme en els projectes europeus 🇪🇺 RAYUELA i CC-DRIVER H2020. Human Factor in Cybercrime Conference #YouthOffending #ChildProtection

🫱🏻‍🫲🏼 Another edition of the Human Factor in Cybercrime Conference, another success! Kudos to Nicole Selzer, her team Cyberagentur, and the organizing committee for their hard work. Great discussions, wonderful people, and a lovely venue. One of the best conferences out there! See you next year!

Save the date the Human Factor in Cybercrime Conference in Montreal next year! ASC Division of Cybercrime SERENE-RISC VU Criminology NSCR.nl Sarasota Cybersecurity Cybercrimeology Tom Holt Follow CISA's accounts: @CISAgov and @CISACyber hfc-conference.com/about

Please plan to submit your work for the Human Factor in Cybercrime Conference meetings in Montreal next year! It is a great #cybercrime and #CyberSecurity research event in a wonderful setting! #criminology #sociology