Jul 10, 2020 | Research library
Since information security (InfoSec) incidents often involve human error, businesses are investing greater resources into improving staff awareness and compliance with best-practice InfoSec behaviours. This research examined whether employees who feel that they may be...
Jul 10, 2020 | Research library
Cyber crime is rising at an unprecedented rate. Organisations are spending more than ever combating the human element through training and other interventions, such as simulated phishing. Organisations employ “carrots” (rewards) and “sticks” (sanctions) to reduce...
Jul 8, 2020 | Research library
There has been an increasing prevalence of global cyber attacks. Because of the possible breaches in information security, it has become pertinent that organisations change organisational and individual cultures to become more secure. However, there are challenges...
Jul 4, 2020 | Research library
There is a lack of consensus when using the term “cyberspace” [1]. Computers and network devices are prominent in definitions of cyberspace; less common is the essential and inclusion of human users. However, the human user is both implicitly integral to and actively...
Jul 4, 2020 | Research library
Technological development towards automation has been taking place for years and a wide range of autonomous systems (AS) have been introduced in homes and retailing spaces. Although these AS seem to be riskless, if they are exploited they can endanger private...
Jul 4, 2020 | Research library
A construct for intentional habit formation is suggested as possible mitigation to the disparity between user capability and systems requirements. The importance of usable security is well represented in early discussions (Sasse 2001). Twenty years after M. S....
