Contact Dr Nikki Williams
- Tel: +44 (0) 1234 754902
- Email: Nikki.Williams@cranfield.ac.uk
- Blog: https://www.cranfield.ac.uk/som/people/dr-nikki-williams-17985399
Background
Nikki is the Director of Education for MK:U, and an Associate Professor in Human Aspects of Cyber Security. Prior to this she has been the Head of Digital and Data Education, and the Course Lead for both the Digital Technology Solutions, and Cyber Security Degree Apprenticeships.
Nikki's main area of expertise revolves around the human aspects of cyber security, looking at how to influence decision making in this area.
Nikki received her PhD from Keele University in 2015. The thesis was on the subject of first impressions of the aesthetics of websites, within the field of Human Computer Interaction. Prior to joining Cranfield she worked as a Teaching Fellow at Keele University in the School of Computing and Mathematics, and was the Undergraduate Programme Director for Computing. She joined Cranfield in 2017, as a Lecturer in the Human Aspects of Cyber.
Current activities
Cyber Security module
Human Aspects of Cyber module
Strategic Cyber module
Project supervision
Publications
Articles In Journals
- Alqudhaibi A, Albarrak M, Jagtap S, Williams N & Salonitis K. (2025). Securing industry 4.0: Assessing cybersecurity challenges and proposing strategies for manufacturing management. Cyber Security and Applications, 3
- Alqudhaibi A, Krishna A, Jagtap S, Williams N, Afy-Shararah M, .... (2024). Cybersecurity 4.0: safeguarding trust and production in the digital food industry era. Discover Food, 4(1)
- Panteli N, Nurse JRC, Collins E & Williams N. (2022). Trust disruption and preservation in the Covid-19 work from home context. Journal of Workplace Learning, 35(3)
Conference Papers
- Nurse JRC, Williams N, Collins E, Panteli N, Blythe J, .... (2021). Remote working pre- and post-COVID-19: an analysis of new threats and risks to security and privacy
- Panteli N, Nurse JRC, Collins E, Williams N, Blythe J, .... (2021). Rethinking trust within the Covid-19 work-from-home context
- Alshamsi A, Williams N & Andras P. (2016). The Trade-off between Usability and Security in the Context of eGovernment: A Mapping Study
- Panteli N, Nurse JRC, Collins EMI & Williams N. Privacy and security in the Covid-19 work from home context: Tensions and challenges