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FiVu: Using Design Fiction to Identify Future Vulnerabilities in Bio-IOT

1st November 2021 - 28th February 2022
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Project team
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Principal Investigator

Research Fellow and Lecturer, Lancaster University

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Co-Investigator

Senior Lecturer in Technology and Information Management, Royal Holloway University of London

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Co-Investigator

Director of Human and Digital Design, Northumbria University

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Co-Investigator

Lecturer, Imperial College London

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Dr Cecilia Loureiro-Koechlin

Principal Researcher

Research Associate in Computing and Communications

Summary

Tell me a story about security, please!

It is very difficult to think what information security and privacy problems a new product might encounter, especially in the fast-moving health automation field of BIO-IOT. This project explores using creative fiction – stories, fantasy and speculation – to help software developers and product owners to identify such threats and vulnerabilities.

 

Following an initial literature survey on creative fiction, we plan to start by surveying experts and fans of fiction for example text; we’ll then build it into a format for a workshop, and trial that workshop with a team of health software application builders. As outcomes, we shall share fiction examples/scenarios, process followed and conclusions from the workshops.

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