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As cyberattacks increasingly disrupt business operations, organizations are putting more emphasis on human factors—training and evaluating individuals to reduce potential risks. Phishing experiments, which utilize deceptive messages to coerce people into performing...

Digital natives have become significant users of social network sites (SNSs); therefore, their disclosed personal information can be misused by SNS providers and/or other users. The purpose of this paper is to understand how digital natives make their self-disclosure...

The study sought to understand the impact of a phishing training program on phishing click rates for employees at a single, anonymous US healthcare institution. We stratified our population into 2 groups: offenders and nonoffenders. Offenders were defined as those...

The paper specifically discusses selected publications that relate artificial intelligence (AI) in general, or machine learning (ML) in particular, to cybersecurity and specifically to the cybersecurity of system development and life cycle environments (SDLE) and...

Phishing has been a major problem for information systems managers and users for several years now. In 2008, it was estimated that phishing resulted in close to $50 billion in damages to U.S. consumers and businesses. Even so, research has yet to explore many of the...

Many business organizations overlook the importance of a human factors program, failing to address human-centric issues and problems that often lead to cybersecurity incidents, substantial financial losses, reputational damage, and decreased productivity. Other...

Information security is one of the growing sources of concern that organizations are dealing with today. With increased levels of sophistication of social engineering threats, the exploits from such attacks are evolving. This study highlights some of the challenges...