The human subjects research (HSR) studies performed under ReSCIND have amassed a wealth of data including cyber and human psychological data, under differing conditions to measure and record cognitive vulnerabilities and human cyber behavior.
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Loss Aversion—Endowment Effect
Cognitive and cyber skills surveys, plus two 1-hour cyber tasks
34 participants on cyber task with threatened loss of resources
Surveys and skills data; cyber activity, Splunk logs and session data
1-hour series of funfair-themed games to measure cognitive effects such as risky choice and near miss effect that align with cyber tasks in “Gold” exercise
Naturalistic Cyber Attack Behavior with Host/Network Manipulations
2-day cyber exercise attacking a single network with multiple key objectives and intermittent intelligence about the task
Host/Network Manipulations include realistic but potentially erroneous information such as mislabeled host names, applications, accounts, or files containing outdated credentials
19 red team participants who passed a cyber screening questionnaire
Screening and demographics, self-reports and psychometric data, PCAP, Suricata, keylog, and terminal histories
Naturalistic Cyber Attack Behavior with Host/Network Network Manipulations
2-day cyber exercise attacking a single network with multiple key objectives and intermittent intelligence about the task
Host/Network Manipulations include realistic but potentially erroneous information such as mislabeled host names, applications, accounts, or files containing outdated credentials
22 red team participants who passed a cyber screening questionnaire
Screening and demographics, self-reports and psychometric data, PCAP, Suricata, keylog, and terminal histories
CogVulns and individual difference questionnaires and surveys to measure the magnitude of cognitive effects and individual differences across geographically distributed populations
Over 1,200 participants from 30 countries worldwide
Big Five, GRiPS, ABC, CRT-3, ADMC, Overclaiming, other surveys, and self-reports