Pam Briggs
Personal Information
- KeywordsCybersecurityApplied PsychologyHuman-Computer InteractionGraphical AuthenticationTrust Research
- OrganizationNorthumbria University
- EducationUniversity of Sheffield
- Emailp.briggs@northumbria.ac.uk
Social Media & Links
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Biography
Pam Briggs is a professor at Northumbria University in Northern England, specializing in applied psychology. She established the Psychology and Communication Technology Lab (PaCTLab) and has made significant contributions in areas such as cybersecurity, graphical authentication, and trust research. Her work encompasses human-computer interaction design, cybersecurity needs of older adults, and connections between crime and human-computer interaction. As an academic leader, Pam Briggs has presented research at various international conferences and has had a profound impact on scientific research related to cybersecurity.
Work Experience
- Present·Northumbria University·Professor
- Established and leads the Psychology and Communication Technology Lab (PaCTLab), conducting research in cybersecurity, human-computer interaction, and trust-related fields.
Education
- Unknown·University of Sheffield·Bachelor's Degree
- Majored in Psychology or a related field
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