In this working group, cyber-physical systems and emerging wireless networks will be considered in strict relation with the human components, which is an integral part of the system. The new communication technologies systems will be regarded by considering the interaction with humans and by introducing a new paradigm shift, Cyber Physical Human Systems (CPHS). Human beings are a fundamental part of CPHS and play different roles as users, sources of problems in terms of security and the viable solution for the problem. Another main part of CPHS is the privacy and security component. Recently, there is an increasing interest on research activities regarding personalised and adaptive features to integrate into privacy and security user tasks. In this WG, the diversity of user’s characteristics, together with technology components will be considered for designing adaptive privacy and security technologies, accounting for the specific user context. As the wireless technology is imposing in the daily life of human beings, there is an increasing use of the proper own devices, both for personal and professional purposes. People are more and more used to publish personal information by the means of social networks without being aware of security and privacy issues. Even though there is an increasing attention and focus on the vulnerabilities for reducing sensitive data leakage and strengthening online communication, the manipulation of users based on social engineering attack is more complicated to be managed and deserve much attention. In practice, a social engineering attack targets the weakest link in the security chain, namely human beings. Different manipulation techniques can be used, and such a type of attacks requires an interdisciplinary perspective and analysis. Indeed, it is deeply entrenched in the fields of social and human science and computer science.