Sustainable Cybersecurity: Applying Lessons from the Green Movement to Managing Cyber Attacks

Recruiting millennials: Exploring the impact of CSR involvement and pay signaling on organizational attractiveness

“…It is conceptually intertwined with, or indistinguishable from, a variety of related research areas, including business ethics, stakeholder management, corporate citizenship, corporate sustainability, environmental responsibility, corporate social performance, corporate community involvement, and political CSR (Baron, 2001;Carroll, 2015;Lockett, Moon, & Visser, 2006;Mäkinen & Kasanen, 2016;Shackelford, Fort, & Charoen, 2016;Taneja, Taneja, & Gupta, 2011;Van Marrewijk, 2003). The survivability of CSR in society is a function of the willingness and ability of its companies to continue to adapt and execute CSR strategies (Carroll, 2015).…”

“…CSR has been a focus of discussion among business leaders and social activists since the early 1950s (Bowen, ). It is conceptually intertwined with, or indistinguishable from, a variety of related research areas, including business ethics, stakeholder management, corporate citizenship, corporate sustainability, environmental responsibility, corporate social performance, corporate community involvement, and political CSR (Baron, ; Carroll, ; Lockett, Moon, & Visser, ; Mäkinen & Kasanen, ; Shackelford, Fort, & Charoen, ; Taneja, Taneja, & Gupta, ; Van Marrewijk, ). Despite widely varying terminology and dozens of definitions, there are a handful of common themes that typify conceptualizations of CSR.…”

Autonomous Vehicles for Smart and Sustainable Cities: An In-Depth Exploration of Privacy and Cybersecurity Implications

“…Numerous studies have provided recommendations on what kinds of robust security and privacy frameworks can be adopted to improve cybersecurity and to increase users' trust in technology in general [13,124]. Promoting cybersecurity through the lens of corporate social responsibility can also allow firms to "distinguish themselves and add value", which can improve business outcomes in the long run [13]. Unless AV developers establish sound cybersecurity practices for the technology, cyber-attacks resulting from systematic weaknesses will cause a "critical setback to the connectivity efforts and progress made over the last years" [124].…”

“…Secondly, the cybersecurity of AVs is essential for economic sustainability as it enables the realisation of the gains from improved connectivity. Cyber-attacks, in general, are costly for businesses, and it is estimated that cyber-attacks will cost approximately $3 trillion in lost productivity by 2020; therefore, enhancing cybersecurity can help save on costs and build firms' economic competitiveness in the longer-run [13]. Given the aforementioned implications of AVs' cybersecurity for safety, cybersecurity is crucial to building trust in, and increasing public acceptance of, AVs [77].…”

“…Unauthorised access to these networks can have dire consequences, such as undermining a vehicle's safety and utilising personal data for malicious intent [7]. With increasing emphasis on "safe, secure, and affordable access to global networks" as a key criterion for social and economic progress, ensuring cybersecurity and privacy while "expanding Internet access and instilling human rights" is vital for sustainable development [13]. Other risks include safety risks, liability risks, and employment risks [14][15][16].…”