Some of the listed Security Cards activities involve analysis in the context of a specific system. Below we suggest some potential systems that can be used as the focus of an activity. Presentations vary by system type, complexity and depth of description, and presentation length; as an instructor or facilitator, you will of course have a better idea of what is most suited for your audience. Please feel free to suggest example systems with pointers to videos or writeups describing those systems, along with pointers to overviews or analyses of threats to those systems.

System Overviews

I. Class Project or Team Product

If students are working on a particular class project (or if developers are working on a particular product), then this can be a natural fit as the subject of a Security Cards activity.

II. Automobiles

III. Home Security/Automation

System Threat Analyses (Suitable for Activity Closure)

Depending on the activity, it may be appropriate to share with students past work on analyzing the security of examples of the system in question.

I. Class Project or Team Product

This will depend on the project or product in question. One potential in-class or take-home activity would be to assign groups to explore the threats to each others' systems.

II. Automobiles

III. Home Security/Automation