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Through a series of qualitative interviews with 19 participants, this study looked into and reported several factors influencing employees' security behaviour at home.  

This paper sets out a framework that might allow those who use healthcare personal monitoring devices (such as fitness trackers) to better protect their personal information.  

This study used two techniques to ensure people accurately reported attitudes on information security in the workplace. A key finding was those who believed information security to be the responsibility of the organisation felt security risks to be overstated, whereas...

ideas42 aims to help solve difficult social problems using insights from behavioural science. In this instance, the problem in question is the human aspect of cyber security. The paper applies psychology and behavioural science principles to common cyber security...

This framework is designed to help embed and sustain security behaviours in employees. The framework is condensed into 5Es (Educate, Enable, Environment, Encourage, Evaluate) and explains how to implement these using examples and tactical interventions.

Background: We reflect on a methodology for developing scenario-based security behaviour surveys that evolved through deployment in two large partner organisations (A & B). In each organisation, scenarios are grounded in workplace tensions between security and...