  This study explores the state-of-the-art, application, and maturity of
socio-technical security models for industries and sectors dependent on CI and
investigates the gap between academic research and industry practices
concerning the modelling of both the social and technical aspects of security.
Systematic study and critical analysis of literature show that a steady and
growing on socio-technical security M&S approaches is emerging, possibly
prompted by the growing recognition that digital systems and workplaces do not
only comprise technologies, but also social (human) and sometimes physical
elements.
