While technical controls can reduce vulnerabilities to cyber threats, no technology provides absolute protection and we hypothesised that people may act less securely if they place unwarranted trust in these automated systems. This paper describes the development of a...
Formally adopted security policies, well-defined security governance, and clear security-related roles in the business are prerequisites for a successful security program. But in the background behind the visible security governance and security program machinery is...
The challenge of changing user cybersecurity behaviour is now in the foreground of cybersecurity research. To understand the problem, cybersecurity behaviour researchers have included, into their studies, theories from the Psychology domain. Psychology makes use of...
Managing how new digital technologies are integrated into different contexts has become a key component needed for effective international security management. This chapter focuses on rethinking our approach to the integration of digital technologies within...
In today’s competitive world, business security is essential. To secure the business processes and confidential data, organizations have to protect the system by implementing new policies and techniques to detect the threats and control it. Threats for cybersecurity...
Security breaches nowadays are not limited to technological orientation. Research in the information security domain is gradually shifting towards human behavioral orientation toward breaches that target weaknesses arising from human behaviors (Workman et al., 2007)....
