Security and human aspects

This book embodies the curriculum taught by Bruno Ciroussel at the 'Institute for the Fight against Economic Crime' (ILCE in french) in Neuchâtel from 2001 to 2006, with a subsequent technical refresh in 2024. The course taught catered primarily to students from the realms of justice, police, finance, and to a lesser extent, journalism. The book is divided into two, the first part delves into the human aspects of computer security, offering insights on managing these elements to mitigate their impact as effectively as possible. The second part introduces the concept of a Security Operating Center (SoC) for cybersecurity and discusses the application of artificial intel-ligence in developing a smart SoC, supplemented by tangible examples of existing market solutions.

Bruno Ciroussel, born in Lyon in 1964, is a franch and swiss businessman. He is a engineer and author of the "Aitek methodology", dedicated to Auto-ML, now in its 6th edition, and has implemented his methodology in an universal auto-ML platform: the "Aitek Engine", applicable in multiple functional domains such as banking, insurance, healthcare, logistics and telecom. He has also adapted his Aitek platform for deployment in the territorial surveillance, Homeland, and customs security sectors and delivered. Bruno Ciroussel is also author, lecturer and speaker on various issues encompassing Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning as well as the impact of these and other technologies on business, security, government, and the democratic system.