Mr. Robert Dora is a research engineer at Assured Information Security, Inc. (AIS). Prior to joining AIS in 2009, he graduated from Clarkson University with a B.S. in Software Engineering. Mr. Dora obtained his CISSP in 2012 and an M.S. in Social Psychology in 2013. He has expertise in keystroke dynamics, software sensor development, battle damage assessment, and human-subject experimentation. Mr. Dora has led several data analysis efforts that involve the study of human operators using digital data to identify novel methods for measuring cognitive states, including trust, suspicion, and changes in workload.
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CSIAC Webinars » What Makes a Good Cyber Operator?
What makes a good operator? There are a variety of skills, abilities, and traits (SATs) that are critical in different types of cyber operations. Given the sheer number of SATs, it is difficult to identify which individuals have the greatest potential for cyber operations. Further, it is critical to determine if a specific SAT can be learned or reinforced. This webinar will describe some of these SATs and how they differ between cyber operators, technical, and non-technical personnel based on preliminary research. In particular, we propose methods for identifying and measuring the most relevant SATs.
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