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most citedImpact of Gender on the Evaluation of Security Decisions

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cs.SE2026

On the Abolition of the "ICSE Paper" and the Adoption of the "Registered Proposal" and the "Results Report"

Fabio Massacci, Winnie Mbaka

To address the 'novelty-vicious cycle' and the 'replicability crisis' of the field (both discussed in the survey) we propose abolishing the "ICSE paper" as we know it and replacing…

cs.SE2024

Usefulness of data flow diagrams and large language models for security threat validation: a registered report

Winnie Bahati Mbaka, Katja Tuma

The arrival of recent cybersecurity standards has raised the bar for security assessments in organizations, but existing techniques don't always scale well. Threat analysis and ris…

cs.CY2023★ 1 cited

Impact of Gender on the Evaluation of Security Decisions

Winnie Mbaka, Katja Tuma

Security decisions are made by human analysts under uncertain conditions which leaves room for bias judgement. However, little is known about how demographics like gender and educa…

cs.CR2022

A replication of a controlled experiment with two STRIDE variants

Winnie Mbaka, Katja Tuma

To avoid costly security patching after software deployment, security-by-design techniques (e.g., STRIDE threat analysis) are adopted in organizations to root out security issues b…

cs.SE2022

Human Aspect of Threat Analysis: A Replication

Katja Tuma, Winnie Mbaka

Background: Organizations are experiencing an increasing demand for security-by-design activities (e.g., STRIDE analyses) which require a high manual effort. This situation is wors…