Effect of Contextual-Based Training on Artifact-Based Deception Detection

Air Force dependence on information technology (IT) creates vulnerabilities that it cannot ignore. With global availability of commercial IT and the Internet, the Air Force does not necessarily have the high technological advantage over potential adversaries that it once had. Furthermore, it is possible to directly and covertly manipulate information within information systems, or artifacts, without notice. This directly affects decision makers since the availability and integrity of information is critical. Air Force physical and network security measures taken to protect its information do not guarantee detection of direct information manipulation. This leaves it to information artifact users to detect such deception.Air Force Inst of Tech Wright-Patterson AFB OH School of Engineering and Management is the author of 'Effect of Contextual-Based Training on Artifact-Based Deception Detection', published 2001 under ISBN 9781423530107 and ISBN 1423530101.