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employees in identifying cyber threat in early stages, and broadens our ability to protect information systems and cyber-
infrastructure against user-centric cyber threats.
It is difficult to detect internal threats within an organization. The trend of “Bring Your Own Device” (BYOD) and the increasing
development of cloud computing environments have increased the risks of malice data leakage. Additional hands-on labs based
on cloud computing are in demand in real-world as well.
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