My inputs to DHS on cyber economics & incentives

I'm at the 3rd day of Workshop on Economics of Information Security (WEIS) at Penn State.  The focus of this day is to provide input and ideas to the Science & Technology (S&T) Directorate in US Department of Homeland Security regarding R&D on cyber economics and incentives.

Here is the 2007 working paper I co-authored: "Incentive-based Cyber Trust -- A Call to Action".  I think many of the arguments and ideas are still relevant.  (It's long -- 27 pages -- but I think readers will be rewarded.)

Here are my slides.