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Avoiding a false sense of security

British Journal of Nursing
Sam Foster, Executive Director of Professional Practice, Nursing and Midwifery Council, considers the problem of looking for reassurance that all is well, rather than watching for potential problems
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False sense of security

New Scientist, 2017
The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was planning procedural changes that would grab social media data for millions of immigrants. From this week, its "Alien Files" database will collate "social media handles, aliases, associated identifiable information, and search results".
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A False Sense of Security

Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting, 2013
Roofing is a dangerous business in any capacity. The following is a case study presenting the dangers of working on a flat roof with parapet walls. A key issue is the workers’ situation awareness of their jobsite while being attentive to their task demands.
Kevin Runge, Alison G. Vredenburgh
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Remote sensing and strengthening European security

Space Policy, 1993
Abstract Remote sensing and the use of satelites to monitor compliance with arms control and disarmament agreements have been among the focal points of the International Space Year. The interdisciplinary research project, Remote Sensing and European Security, is addressing this question. This article gives a brief survey of the latest developments in
Hounam, D., Nowak, M., Heintze, H.-J. 1), Wallner, J. 2)   +3 more
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Secure Compressive Sensing

2018
This chapters introduces how CS becomes a cryptosystem and then overviews the designs and analyses of some CS cryptosystems.
Yushu Zhang, Yong Xiang, Leo Yu Zhang
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An Anshin Model for the Evaluation of the Sense of Security

Proceedings of the 39th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS'06), 2006
The evaluation of security technology has been concerned with how secure a system is from the theoretical and performance viewpoints. On the other hand, the majority of computer users have not been sure about how secure the systems and services which they use really are.
Yuko Murayama, Natsuko Hikage, Carl Hauser, Basabi Chakraborty, Norihisa Segawa   +4 more
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The Sense of Security and a Countermeasure for the False Sense (Transcript of Discussion)

2011
This talk has two parts, I think: what makes users of computer systems feel secure and a countermeasure for when that sense of security is unjustified. I'm clearly not Yuko; Yuko Murayama was actually a colleague of mine many years ago, and of Mike shortly after that, but she's unable to travel to Europe to present this paper because of the earthquake ...
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The Sense of Security and Trust

2009
The sense of security, identified with the Japanese term, Anshin, is identified as an important contributor to emotional trust. This viewpoint suggests that designers should consider the subjective sense of security as well as objective security measures in designing systems and their user interfaces. A survey of users reveals both the personal and the
Yuko Murayama, Carl Hauser, Natsuko Hikage, Basabi Chakraborty   +3 more
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A sense of secureness

1996
Applied ...
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Users’ ambivalent sense of security with humanoid robots in healthcare

Informatics for Health and Social Care, 2021
Linda Nyholm, Lisbeth Fagerström
exaly