Emma Williams

Centre for Research and Evidence on Security Threats

About Projects Opportunities CREST Security Review

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Vice Chancellor’s Fellow, University of Bristol

Emma is a Chartered Psychologist, Chartered Scientist, and Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society.

CREST Outputs

Projects
Commissioned year
Individual differences in the adoption, secure use, and exploitation of smart home technology
This project uses home-based IoT technology and cyber-enabled crime as a basis to explore the relationship between individual differences in the adoption and use of new technology, and the exploitation of such technologies for nefarious purposes.
Project
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2019 – 2020
Core year
Understanding & Countering Online Behaviour
How is the internet used in recruitment, radicalisation, and organisation of threats to national security?
Project
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2015 – 2020
Articles
Report
Emma Slade, Emma Williams, Duncan Hodges, Phillip Morgan, Dylan Jones, Bill Macken, Emily Collins, Tasos Spiliotopoulos
Individual Differences in the Adoption, Secure Use, and Exploitation of Smart Home Technology
This CREST report gives recommendations on the secure adoption and use of smart home products among consumers.
Report
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4 min read
Article
Emma Williams, Emma Slade
What Influences Consumer Adoption and Secure Use of Smart Home Technology?
Article
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3 min read
Article
Emma Williams
What Makes People Susceptible to Malevolent Influence Online?
Article
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3 min read
Article
Emma Williams, Debi Ashenden
Phishing Scams Are Becoming Ever More Sophisticated And Firms Are Struggling To Keep Up
Article
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4 min read
Article
Adam Joinson, Emma Williams
Eliciting Information Online
Article
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3 min read