Organizational Cybersecurity Journal: Practice, Process and People: Volume 2 Issue 2 , Open Access
Table of contents
Toward enhancing the information base on costs of cyber incidents: implications from literature and a large-scale survey conducted in Germany
Bennet Simon von Skarczinski, Arne Dreißigacker, Frank TeutebergLiterature repeatedly complains about the lack of empirical data on the costs of cyber incidents within organizations. Simultaneously, managers urgently require transparent and…
Are you listening? – an observational wake word privacy study
Marcia Combs, Casey Hazelwood, Randall JoyceDigital voice assistants use wake word engines (WWEs) to monitor surrounding audio for detection of the voice assistant's name. There are two failed conditions for a WWE, false…
A closer look at organizational cybersecurity research trending topics and limitations
Allen C. JohnstonIn identifying both the topics of interest and key limitations of the extant organizational security research, both opportunities for future research as well as some underlying…
The influence of ethical principles and policy awareness priming on university students’ judgements about ICT code of conduct compliance
Deborah Richards, Salma Banu Nazeer Khan, Paul Formosa, Sarah BankinsTo protect information and communication technology (ICT) infrastructure and resources against poor cyber hygiene behaviours, organisations commonly require internal users to…
ISSN:
2635-0270e-ISSN:
2635-0289Online date, start – end:
2021Journal’s owner:
Cybersecurity Management CouncilOpen Access:
open accessEditor:
- Dr Gurvirender Tejay