Cyber Threat Psychology Working Group Re-Constitution

Concentrate on specialists in cyber forensics, psychology (particularly youth psychology), criminology, and in Security Operations Threat Hunting and Incident Management

CSA Swiss Chapter Research Topics
July 9, 2025

Following the initial sessions of the Working Group, we have re-focussed membership to concentrate on specialists in cyber forensics, psychology (particularly youth psychology), criminology, and in Security Operations Threat Hunting and Incident Management. To enable effective cooperation, we anticipate that members of the Working Group must be able to actively contribute at least 4 to 5 hours per week, over a period of 12 to 18 months.

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