We are currently moving from the Internet society to a mobile society where more and more
access to information is done by previously dumb phones. For example, the number of …

The cyberspace depicts an increasing number of difficulties related to security, especially in
healthcare. This is evident from how vulnerable critical infrastructures are to cyberattacks …

End users' cyber hygiene often plays a large role in cybersecurity breaches. Therefore, we
need a deeper understanding of the user differences that are associated with either good or …

Smartphone users increasingly download and install third-party applications from official
application repositories. Attackers may use this centralized application delivery architecture …

Supply chain literature has long recognized the benefits of information sharing. Researchers
and practitioners see high potential for improving processes, enabling new replenishment …

The literature agrees that the major threat to IS security is constituted by careless employees
who do not comply with organizations' IS security policies and procedures. To address this …

Smartphones contain a significant amount of personal data. Additionally, they are always in
the user's possession, which allows them to be abused for tracking (eg, GPS, Bluetooth or …

It is perhaps unsurprising to find much of the focus in IT and computer security being drawn
towards the technical aspects of the discipline. However, it is increasingly recognised that …

End-to-end encryption has been heralded by privacy and security researchers as an
effective defence against dragnet surveillance, but there is no evidence of widespread end …

Despite concerns raised by practitioners, the potential downside of the information security
demands imposed by organizations on their employees has received limited scholarly …