This workshop solicit papers focussing on all software engineering tasks and processes during the human-centric software development lifecycle including cyber security issues. Relevant topics include, but are not limited to:

• Human-centric modelling tools
• Human-centric requirements engineering
• Incorporating more human aspects into requirements and design e.g. emotions, bias, personality, and culture
• Context-awareness in human-centric software (and systems) engineering
• Proactive help for modellers/designers/engineers e.g. design critics
• Project management especially human aspects
• Personality impact on development processes e.g. for pair programming and testing
• Performance appraisal and SE tasks
• Impact of team climate on software teams
• Usability especially usability defect reporting
• Usable security/privacy evaluation of existing and/or proposed solutions
• Mental models that contribute to, complicate, or inform security and privacy design and deployment
• Design foundations of usable security and privacy including usable security and privacy patterns
• Modelling of security behaviours
• Tools and models for capturing and interpreting user behaviours
• Software applications that demonstrate the practice of human-centric software engineering
• Conceptual/position papers about the impact of the pandemic on personal privacy and security during home working