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Dr. Margaret Cunningham

Principal Research Scientist

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Dr. Margaret Cunningham is Principal Research Scientist for Human Behavior within our Global Government and Critical Infrastructure (G2CI) group, focused on establishing a human-centric model for improving cybersecurity. Previously, Cunningham supported technology acquisition, research and development, operational testing and evaluation, and integration for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Coast Guard.

Security Recalculated: Understanding Risk Means Understanding the Workforce

“Tiny Crimes” – How Minor Mistakes When Remote Working Could Lead to Major Cybersecurity Breaches (Part 2)

“Tiny Crimes” – How Minor Mistakes When Remote Working Could Lead to Major Cybersecurity Breaches (Part 1)

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Understanding Negative Workplace Behaviors (and What You Can Do About it)

Future Insights - People Do People Things

Transforming the Science of Security with Human Factors

Believe What I Do, Not What I Say - Understanding User Security Habits with Behavioral Analytics

How cognitive bias leads to reasoning errors in cybersecurity

“Thinking about thinking” is critical to cybersecurity

Beyond buzzwords - what cognitive science means to cybersecurity

A “critical period” for cybersecurity

Passwords, Passphrases, or “I’ll Pass” on NIST’s Digital Identity Guidelines