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The Psychology of Security

I came across this essay from renowned security guru Bruce Schneier entitled The Psychology of Security. There are some excellent insights into why we often make the wrong decisions when assessing risks and into the huge differences that exist between the reality and the feeling of security. For those of you who are involved in risk management, health and safety or security management I recommend that you take a look. Warning: Set aside some time, this is not a five minute read, the article is 13,500 words long.

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