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Which security controls reduce cyber risk and by how much? Until recently, vendors tried to answer with peacock like competition, e.g. ever fancier marketing campaigns. A new article by Daniel Woods is a step towards answering with empirical evidence.

"Evidence-based cybersecurity policy? A meta-review of security control effectiveness" <- In case you missed, this is worth reading. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Learn to identify essential economic #investments for #cybersecurity & measure your results to make informed decisions. Our new course #Economics of Cybersecurity: Foundation and Measurement start Oct 2 online-learning.tudelft.nl/courses/econom…

📅 Join us on 29 October for an online panel on the cyber insurance industry’s efforts to shape global cybersecurity governance. Find our more on our website. 🗣Speaker include: Josephine Wolff, Daniel Woods, and Tom Johansmeyer. my.rusi.org/events/webinar…

On 29 October, Josephine Wolff Daniel Woods Tom Johansmeyer and I will be discussing the potential role of the cyber insurance industry in shaping global cyber security governance. Join us online at 1600 UK time: my.rusi.org/events/webinar…

Overview of the recent (lack of) progress towards establishing a software liability regime. therecord.media/cybersecurity-…

Interested in pursuing an MSc in Cyber Security, Privacy and Trust, freshly certified by NCSC UK? Register for our virtual open day next week to hear more: informatics.ed.ac.uk/postgraduate-v… School of Informatics, The University of Edinburgh The University of Edinburgh

The entire 3rd-edition of Ross Anderson's "Security Engineering" is available free as PDFs now! cl.cam.ac.uk/archive/rja14/…

I moved to <the other platform> and hope others will join. Lawrence Piao set up a "security economics" follower-pack so you can quickly build a network of WEIS-y people. Contact one of us if you join <the other platform> and want to be added to the starter-pack.

In a new paper for Lawfare's Security by Design Series, Sezaneh Seymour and Daniel Woods argue that "Secure by Design (SbD) policies should be calibrated to the actual risks faced by small businesses, rather than focusing primarily on software vulnerabilities."