Social Engineering eXposure Index (SEXI) – a quantitative measure indicating the level of personal exposure for an individual.
It can be used as:
Exposure, disclosure, data breaches, leaks, social media, and a myriad of open-source data serve to provide access to personal information that can be used to craft, target, and execute various social engineering attacks on unsuspecting individuals.…
The results of this research study established, categorized, and validated a quantifiable measurement of personal information. Moreover, the results of this research study validated that the SEXI benchmarking index could be used to assess an…
Research, security bulletins, and the news media continue to warn of an increase of publicly available personal information. While social network sites and data breaches receive much of the blame, personal information provided by users has grown…
This poster provides a general overview of the research conducted thus far on the SEXI benchmarking instrument…
Open source personal information (OSPI) provides cybercriminals and cyberterrorists the means to construct and successfully execute cyber attacks on the U.S. information technology that supports critical infrastructure. To better understand exposure…
Research continues to warn of an increase of publicly available personal information, often attributed via social media, Website customization, online surveys, self-tracking via fitness and smartphones, as well as a plethora of other venues. Data…
This work-in-progress study will include a mixed methods approach combining an expert panel using the Delphi method, developmental research, and a quantitative data collection. The expert panel will provide a weighted evaluation instrument,…