This paper reports an in-depth investigation on how different evidence-based cybersecurity training methods impact employees’ perceptions of susceptibility, severity, self-efficacy, security intention as well as on their self-reported cybersecurity behaviors.
As internet technology and mobile applications increase in volume and complexity, malicious cyber-attacks are evolving, and as a result, society is facing greater security risks in cyberspace more than ever before. This study has extended the published literature on...
Security breaches are prevalent in organizations and many of the breaches are attributed to human errors. As a result, the organizations need to increase their employees’ security awareness and their capabilities to engage in safe cybersecurity behaviors. Many...
There is a lack of consistent use of measurements for factors related to people’s information security behavior. Specifically, a conceptually relaxed utilization of the variable “self-efficacy” makes it difficult for researchers to perform meaningful...
As mobile malware and virus are rapidly increasing in frequency and sophistication, mobile social media has recently become a very popular attack vector. The purpose of this paper is to survey the state-of-the-art of security aspect of mobile social media, identify...
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