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Online content creators-who create and share their content on platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, Twitch, and YouTube-are uniquely at-risk of increased digital-safety threats due to their public prominence, the diverse social norms of wide-ranging audiences, and their access to audience members as a valuable resource. We conclude that industry best practices and the state-of-the-art in HCS research are not aligned. While they regularly shift responsibility either to the management (by demanding more support) or to the employees (by blaming them) we see a lack of power but also silo-thinking that prevents CISOs from considering actual human behaviour and friction that security causes for employees. We found that CISOs far and foremost perceive HCS as what is available on the market, namely awareness and phishing simulations. We coded and analysed over 25 hours of notes we took during the discussions. Here we explore how well the concepts of human-centred security (HCS) have survived exposure to the needs of practice: in an action research approach we engaged with n=30 members of a Swiss-based community of CISOs in five workshop sessions over the course of 8 months, dedicated to discussing HCS. In research, industry, and policy, there are increasing efforts to relate principles of human behaviour interventions and influence to the practice of the CISO, despite these being complex disciplines in their own right.

In larger organisations, the security controls and policies that protect employees are typically managed by a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO).

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