Gender stereotypes remain common in US society and harm people of all genders.
Focusing on binary genders (women and men) as a first investigation, we empirically study …

The popularity of health and well-being applications is on the rise. These applications often
collect and process personal and sensitive information about individuals for different …

Cybersecurity is imperative to safeguard the digital systems on which the world has come to
rely. A core part of cybersecurity is users' ability to adopt protective behavior by using …

People are increasingly aware that their information is being tracked online. Although
people generally self-report privacy to be important to them, in practice they often disclose …

NeuroIS presents a new opportunity for information systems research. Often used
neuroscience techniques include brain mapping with the functional magnetic resonance …

Social engineering costs organizations billions of dollars. It exploits the weakest link of
information systems security, the users. It is well-documented in literature that users continue …

Advances in theoretical knowledge have led neuroscience to intersect with social science,
notably in the realm of neuromarketing—a sub-branch of social neuroscience. Within the …

In today's digital era, where security is paramount due to the ever-increasing prevalence of
cyber threats, the conventional emphasis on technical cybersecurity measures has evolved …

Social engineering costs organizations billions of dollars a year. Social engineering exploits
the weakest link of information security systems, the people who are using them. Phishing is …

The study aims to examine the state of the art concerning consideration of cognitive
disabilities in the design and development of security systems and services. It is in line with …