Accidental Insecure Behavior
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- Saurabh Gupta,
- Humayun Zafar
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- Kennesaw State University
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59th Computers and People Research Conference: Redefining the IT Profession and the Human Role of the IT Professional, SIGMIS-CPR 2022
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06/02/2022 - 06/04/2022Location
AtlantaUnited States
Abstract
This paper develops the concept of accidental insecure behavior (AIB) by noting that many insecure behaviors in organizations are not intentional violations of policy but unintended accidents. These behaviors are costly to businesses and users, but most IS research has focused on intentional behaviors. We use the systems theory of accident causation to develop our model of AIB. Implications and future research directions are given.
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Redefining the IT Profession and the Human Role of the IT ProfessionalOriginal language
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- Published - 06/02/2022
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Published - 06/02/2022
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Association for Computing Machinery, IncPublication series
- Publication series name: SIGMIS-CPR 2022 - Proceedings of the 2022 Computers and People Research Conference: Redefining the IT Profession and the Human Role of the IT Professional
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9781450392310Publication IDs
- Scopus: 85147658652
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