Oct 28, 2021 | Journal article, Research library
The exploitation of individuals classified as insiders is widely acknowledged as a common avenue for cyberattacks. Recent research approaches this issue from various angles, covering aspects related to technology, psychology, and sociotechnical factors. This...
Oct 24, 2021 | Journal article, Research library
Phishing, defined as the fraudulent endeavor to acquire sensitive information by impersonating a reputable entity in digital communication, remains a prevalent form of cyber attack. Its success is often attributed to users’ lack of awareness of vulnerabilities...
Oct 21, 2021 | Research library
Organizations often respond to cyber security breaches by blaming and shaming the employees who were involved. There is an intuitive natural justice to using such strategies in the belief that the need to avoid repeated shaming occurrences will encourage them to...
Oct 17, 2021 | Journal article, Research library
In the field of cybersecurity, older adults have become increasingly susceptible to cyberattacks. Despite this, there has been limited research into how older adults perceive and engage with protective cybersecurity behaviors. To address this gap, a novel card-sorting...
Oct 6, 2021 | Journal article, Research library
The widespread adoption of information and communication technologies, accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic, has resulted in a significant surge in cyberattacks, fraud, and security threats in cyberspace. This has exposed society to a shortage of cybersecurity...
Oct 5, 2021 | Research library
The lack of understanding of cyber security culture, unclear definition of the concept and guidance on how to measure and foster it, are challenges HEIs face. To address this lack of knowledge and understanding, we explore the factors that influence people’s...
