Exploring behavioral information security networks in an organizational context: An empirical case study

Einhaltung von Informationssicherheitsvorschriften durch MitarbeiterInnen: Faktoren und Maßnahmen

“…Wird den verantwortlichen Personen vertraut, wirkt sich dies positiv auf die Einhaltung der Informationssicherheitsvorschriften aus und umgekehrt [7], [19], [21], [27], [28]. Häufig werden Sicherheitsvorschriften als zwingend oder bindend definiert [29].…”

Contemplating social engineering studies and attack scenarios: A review study

“…Theory of planned behavior The theory says that the attitude toward the behavior and subjective norms form an individual's behavioral intentions and actions 3,30,31 Neutralization theory Neutralization theory is a psychological method for people to turn off "inner resistance" when they perform or are about to perform something that they perceive as ethically wrong 3 Learning theory Learning theory explains how information is understood, treated, and retained by participants during the learning process 3 Protection motivation theory The protection motivation theory argues that people guard themselves based on four factors: (a) the perceived severity of an event and the occurrence; (b) vulnerability of the person; (c) the person's ability for the preventive behavior; and (d) believe in his ability to protect 3,30 General deterence theory General Deterrence is a plan designed to deter an opponent from taking actions which are not yet initiated or in another case to prevent people from performing actions that opponent wants them to do 30 Social learning theory Social Learning Theory asserts that people acquire knowledge from one another, via perception, memory, and modeling 30 Social bonding theory Social bond theory is used to explain social issues. Factors of social bonding comprise an attachment to families, devotion to social norms and institutions, engagement in activities, and the faith that these things are essential [30][31][32] General strains theory Innovation happens when community stresses culturally acceptable goals but at the same time provides insufficient opportunity to accomplish these goals with the legal institutionalized means. People finding themselves in financial strain may find a solution of crime in order to achieve goals 30 Organizational injustice If the leaders of the institution are authoritarian, their effort to solve the problems may be ineffective due to many reasons and may increase organizational stress and efficiency of the employees.…”

“…Factors of social bonding comprise an attachment to families, devotion to social norms and institutions, engagement in activities, and the faith that these things are essential [30][31][32] General strains theory Innovation happens when community stresses culturally acceptable goals but at the same time provides insufficient opportunity to accomplish these goals with the legal institutionalized means. People finding themselves in financial strain may find a solution of crime in order to achieve goals 30 Organizational injustice If the leaders of the institution are authoritarian, their effort to solve the problems may be ineffective due to many reasons and may increase organizational stress and efficiency of the employees. Moreover, this may result in guilt, anger, and desire for justice which may result in socially irresponsible and ethically compromised organizational environment 30 Technology threat avoidance theory Technology Threat Avoidance Theory describes why individual IT user adapts threat avoidance behaviors.…”

“…People finding themselves in financial strain may find a solution of crime in order to achieve goals 30 Organizational injustice If the leaders of the institution are authoritarian, their effort to solve the problems may be ineffective due to many reasons and may increase organizational stress and efficiency of the employees. Moreover, this may result in guilt, anger, and desire for justice which may result in socially irresponsible and ethically compromised organizational environment 30 Technology threat avoidance theory Technology Threat Avoidance Theory describes why individual IT user adapts threat avoidance behaviors. This theory explains avoidance behavior by mentioning factors like threat appraisal and coping appraisal 29 Routine activity theory According to routine activity theory, crime is expected to occur when three factors are available: (a) a motivated offender; (b) an attractive victim and the absence of capable mentorship 29 Source credibility theory The credibility of any information, irrespective of format, is significantly affected by the perceived reliability of the source of that communication 29 Situational crime prevention theory The theory focuses on minimizing the opportunities for the people to involve in various types of crimes 32 Below we have analyzed the social engineering attack scenario by assuming it as a game.…”

Network Security Prediction Method Based on Kalman Filtering Fusion Decision Entropy Theory

“…Vulnerability Detection Technology has improved the level of network security in a certain extent, but can only detect a certain network vulnerability, the limitation is great, unable to detect the whole network, so the vulnerability detection technology plays a limited role in improving network security [6]. Firewall between the internal and external network built a high wall, increases the degree of security of Intranet Network.…”