Password reuse and modification are insecure password behaviors that are becoming
increasingly prevalent as users are obliged to remember more passwords to access various …

Whether malicious or not, employees' actions can have significant and detrimental outcomes
for their organizations. Such is the case in organizational cybersecurity, as many issues …

This paper examines how personal investment influence the use of multi-factor
authentication (MFA) for securing online accounts. We draw from the Protection Motivation …

Passwords are the most common authentication mechanism, that are only increasing with
time. Previous research suggests that users cannot remember multiple passwords …

The term theoretical lens has grown in usage in business and social science research and
particularly in the information systems (IS) discipline. In this paper, we question what the …

Passwords remain the dominant authentication mechanism for information security.
Unfortunately, research has shown that most passwords are highly insecure. Given the risks …

Authentication plays an important role in securing our systems but is threatened by
increasingly sophisticated account hacking and account take over. Several security services …

Considering that many organizations today are extremely dependent on information
technology, computer and information security (CIS) has become a critical concern from a …

The present article reports a survey conducted to identify the practices on passwords usage,
focusing particularly on memory limitations and the use of passwords across individuals with …

Purpose This article surveys why libraries are vulnerable to social engineering attacks and
how to manage risks of human-caused cyber threats on organizational level; investigates …