Probing for Psycho-Physiological Correlates of Cognitive Interaction with Cybersecurity Events

Changes in psychophysiological signals of the human body are highly revealing of cognitive and emotional responses to stimuli, capturing even subtle and transient events. Based on these properties, changes in recorded psychophysiological signal could reflect changes occurring in the computing network while the human factor is a part of it. This paper outlines a methodology for exploring the psychophysiological correlates of cognitive interaction with cybersecurity events. This continues the discussion on a dissertation research project exploring what neurological and physiological signal changes might reveal in the context of digital interactions from a cybersecurity standpoint.