Interdisciplinary Research Group in Socio-technical CybersecurityCan Transparency Enhancing Tools support patient’s accessing Electronic Health Records?Ana Ferreira, Gabriele LenziniAbstract:Patients that access their health records take more care of their health and, when in therapy, commit more seriously to improve their condition. This leads to a more effective and more efficient healthcare management, and is also in … Continued

Interdisciplinary Research Group in Socio-technical CybersecuritySecurity analysis of socio-technical physical systemsGabriele Lenzini, Sjouke Mauwa, Samir OuchaniAbstract:Recent initiatives that evaluate the security of physical systems with objects as assets and people as agents – here called socio-technical physical systems – have limitations: their agent behavior is too simple, they just estimate feasibility and not the likelihood … Continued

Interdisciplinary Research Group in Socio-technical CybersecurityGenerating attacks in SysML activity diagrams by detecting attack surfacesSamir Ouchani, Gabriele Lenzini Abstract:In the development process of a secure system is essential to detect as early as possible the system’s vulnerable points, the so called attack surfaces, and to estimate how feasible it would be that known attacks breach … Continued

Interdisciplinary Research Group in Socio-technical CybersecuritySecurity on medical data sharing (a literature review)Dayana Spagnuelo, Gabriele LenziniAbstract:Medical records (e.g., test results and health reports) are about patients. Hospitals and healthcare institutions generate them after a patient’s visit. Today they are digitized, stored electronically, and accessed remotely by professionals. European directives suggest that patients should access these … Continued