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Abstract
Given the deficiencies in human-focused cybersecurity research, the authors set out to explore the usability of a subset of training requirements in the autonomous vehicle domain. This paper focuses on the question: Can trained operators perform their duties according to the security design standards when exposed to cybersecurity threats according to situational intelligence? The training assessment program that addresses this question is referred to as a usability evaluation, which measures the data's quality in an inspection process. The research examines physical security, cybersecurity, and other high-level applications in light of situational reinforcements for identifying suspicious behaviors. Furthermore, the full design specifications and training sequences are used to help participants perform their duties. The evaluation results determine the impact of training when participants perform a set task simulation. The paper thus answers the research question. Guidelines and recommendations that are suitable for the 19 tasks are then presented.
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