The rich stream of research focusing on employee non-/compliance with information security
policies (ISPs) suffers from inconsistent results. Attempts to explain such inconsistencies …

Organizational information security performance increasingly depends on employees' extra-
role security behaviors (ERBs), which go beyond the scope of formal organizational …

Organizations need to consider different managerial approaches to motivate security
compliance behavior as more employees work outside of the office. This study examines two …

The purpose of this study is to build on the ISP compliance literature by creating a prediction
model that includes four predictor variables, namely, leadership, supportive organizational …

Employee engagement in nonmalicious information security violations (NISVs) is a threat to
organizations. The Social Cognitive Theory was used to investigate the effects of personal …

Using personal mobile phones for work-related purposes is an increasingly common trend
in organisations yet adding to cyber security concerns. It is vital to identify employees' …

Abstract Information and Communication Technologies and Internet networks are present in
all aspects of social reality and are essential elements in research, development and …

The proliferation of the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy has instigated a widespread
change across organizations. However, employees' compliance toward BYOD security …

As cyber threats evolve, board engagement is becoming increasingly essential to ensure
Information Security (InfoSec) is integrated into an organization's strategic fabric, ensuring …

En el contexto actual, la relevancia de concientizar a los empleados en temas de
ciberseguridad se torna fundamental, y los resultados de este estudio subrayan la urgencia …