Addressing the human factor in information systems security

Peter Bednar; Vasilios Katos

Addressing the human factor in information systems security

Peter Bednar, Vasilios Katos

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In this paper the historically persistent mismatch between the information systems development and security paradigms is revisited. By considering the human activity systems as a point of reference rather than a variable in information systems security, we investigate the necessity for a change in the information systems security agenda, accepting that a viable system would be more user-centric by accommodating and balancing human processes rather then entertaining an expectation of a one sided change of behaviour of the end user. This is done by drawing upon well established information systems methodologies and research.

Originalspråk	engelska
Titel på värdpublikation	4th Mediterranean Conference on Information Systems
Redaktörer	Angeliki Poulymenakou, Nancy Pouloudi, Katerina Pramatari
Förlag	Athens University of Economics and Business
Sidor	900-912
Antal sidor	12
ISBN (tryckt)	978‐960‐98566‐7‐6
Status	Published - 2009
Evenemang	MCIS2009: 4th Mediterranean Conference on Information Systems - Athens, Grekland Varaktighet: 2009 sep. 25 → 2009 sep. 27

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Konferens	MCIS2009: 4th Mediterranean Conference on Information Systems
Land/Territorium	Grekland
Ort	Athens
Period	2009/09/25 → 2009/09/27

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Systemvetenskap, informationssystem och informatik med samhällsvetenskaplig inriktning

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4th Mediterranean Conference on Information Systems. red. / Angeliki Poulymenakou; Nancy Pouloudi; Katerina Pramatari. Athens University of Economics and Business, 2009. s. 900-912.

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