Mental Models of Home Computer Security [
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Users of home computer systems are becoming increasingly aware of the need for computer and information security systems. The market for security software for home users is growing rapidly, and includes anti-virus software, anti-spyware software, personal firewall software, personal intrusion detection / prevention systems, computer login / password / fingerprint systems, and intrusion recovery software. This software often requires security-relevant decisions be made by the home users, though most home users have little of the technical training and knowledge needed to make those decisions.
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