Abstract
Users remain a weak link in computer security due, in part, to their level of security message disregard. We examine how dual-task interference (DTI) influences fine motor control in the brain in response to security messages, allowing us to develop measures of DTI using mouse-cursor tracking and mobile indicators (e.g., accelerometer and geolocation data) for desktop and mobile devices, respectively.
Recommended Citation
Anderson, Bonnie; Vance, Anthony; Kirwan, Brock; and Jenkins, Jeffrey, "“Not Now:” Using fMRI and Eye Tracking to Improve the Timing of Security Messages" (2015). WISP 2015 Proceedings. 23.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/wisp2015/23
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