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Politeness In Security Directives: Insights In Browser Compliance For The Human Element, Deanna House, Gabe Giordano
Politeness In Security Directives: Insights In Browser Compliance For The Human Element, Deanna House, Gabe Giordano
Information Systems and Quantitative Analysis Faculty Publications
The technical protection provided by information security technology is necessary as a frontline defense against threats. However, the human element adds great risk to systems and cannot be ignored. This research explores the human elements related to security communications and intention to comply with security directives. Security communications are more-commonly being sent using richer computer-based channels. While the goal of security communications is the gain compliance, there is still much to learn related to what influences a user to comply. This research explores the effects that (im)politeness has on intention to comply with security directives. The research utilized an experiment …
Cyber Supply Chain Risk Management: Toward An Understanding Of The Antecedents To Demand For Assurance, Clark Hampton, Steve G. Sutton, Vicky Arnold, Deepak Khazanchi
Cyber Supply Chain Risk Management: Toward An Understanding Of The Antecedents To Demand For Assurance, Clark Hampton, Steve G. Sutton, Vicky Arnold, Deepak Khazanchi
Information Systems and Quantitative Analysis Faculty Publications
Recognizing the need for effective cyber risk management processes across the supply chain, the AICPA issued a new SOC in March 2020 for assuring cyber supply chain risk management (C-SCRM) processes. This study examines supply chain relationship factors and cyber risk issues to better understand the demand for C-SCRM assurance. Resource-Advantage Theory of Competition provides the conceptual foundation for assessing the dual drivers of relationship building and cyber risk management on demand for assurance. We use a field survey to collect data from 205 professionals enabling evaluation of the complex relationships in the theoretical model. Results support all hypotheses, provide …
Prototypical Career Paths In Urban, Suburban, And Rural Locations In The United States, Tenace Kwaku Setor, Damien Joseph
Prototypical Career Paths In Urban, Suburban, And Rural Locations In The United States, Tenace Kwaku Setor, Damien Joseph
Information Systems and Quantitative Analysis Faculty Publications
Career paths are formed over time from interactions between individuals, organizations, and labor markets within and across geographic locations. What are the prototypical career paths thus formed? Who are the likely incumbents of these career paths? What are the consequences of pursuing these career paths? This study combines micro-level perspectives on personal agency and macro-level institutional factors to explain how careers unfold over time and space. The juxtaposition of micro- and macro-level factors contributes to career research and practice, which have traditionally examined careers as movements across organizations and occupations over time, but almost exclusively within specific geographic locations. We …
When Agile Means Staying: A Moderated Mediated Model, Tenace Kwaku Setor
When Agile Means Staying: A Moderated Mediated Model, Tenace Kwaku Setor
Information Systems and Quantitative Analysis Faculty Publications
The design of software development methods focuses on improving task processes, including accommodating changing user requirements and accelerating product delivery. However, there is limited research on how the use of different software development methods impacts IT professionals’ perceptions of organizational mobility. Drawing on concepts from the agile development literature and job characteristics theory, we formulate a moderated mediation model explicating the mechanism and the condition under which agile development use exerts an influence on IT professionals’ intention to stay with their current employer. Specifically, we examine job satisfaction as mediating the effect of using agile development on the intention to …