The fourth CyberMi2 Research Day (in-person only) will take place at Clifton Hill House, University of Bristol, UK. Contact Maryam Mehrnezhad (maryam.mehrnezhad@rhul.ac.uk) for registering. 

See CyberMi2 2023 (Royal Holloway), CyberMi2 2024 (Birmingham), and CyberMi2 2025 (Edinburgh) for the style of this event. 

This is an invitation-only event where we present our work on security and privacy (SP) and minority and minoritised users. The theme of this year is Accessibility. We have participants from academia, industry, government, and the regulatory sectors. If you would like to attend, email us.

9:30-10 am: Welcome Networking with Tea/Coffee 

Session 1 (10 am -11 am)

• Welcome (5 min)(Prof Genevieve Liveley, Bristol) 

1. Passkey Security for VI Users: A Capability Approach Study (15 min)(Lucy Davies, Bristol)

2. Security Awareness of Older Adults Regarding IoT in Home Environments (15 min)(Scott Harper, Newcastle)

3. AXECC: Benchmarking the Privacy and Accessibility Impact of Browser Extensions (15 min)(James Clarke, Surrey)

4. Usability for Whom? (15 min)(Partha Das Chowdhury, Bristol)

11 am -11:30 am: Tea/Coffee Break

Session 2 (11:30 am-12:45 pm)

5. The Universal Barriers to Effective Security (15 min)(Sophia Walsh, Bristol)

6. Secure for Whom? Examining Security and Inclusivity in LLM-Generated Code (15 mins) (Waleed Shahid, RHUL)

8. FemTech Risks in the UK vs Iran  (15 min)(Maryam Mehrnezhad, RHUL)

• Garden tour and Group photo

12:45-2 pm: Lunch 

Session 3 (2 pm -3 pm)

9. Intimate Data, Public Policy: A POSTnote on FemTech from UK Parliament (15 min)(Chloe Emery, Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology (POST))

10. Strengthening Networks of Care through Clinical Security (Toolkit) (15 min) (Julia Slupska, Bristol)

11. UK Micro-businesses' Social Media Cybersecurity Practices (15 min)(Jorele Simons, RHUL)

12. The Tech Abuse Handbook and Protocol (15 min) (Christian Weinert, RHUL)

3 pm -3:30 pm: Tea/Coffee Break

Session 4 (3:30 pm -5 pm) 

14. Sociotechnical Imaginaries in Femtech: Empowerment, fear, and global sisterhood (15 min)(Kate Sheridan, Oxford)

15. Perceptual Hash Inversion Attacks on Image-Based Sexual Abuse Removal Tools (15 min)(Sophie Hawks, RHUL)

16. Who Enters Government Datasets? Ideology, Privacy Calculus, and Participation Bias (15 min)(Joanna Syrda, Bath)

• Closing Remarks