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Information Security Compliance: A Complete Values View

2019 | Americas Conference on Information Systems | Citations: 0
Authors: Torres, Carlos; Crossler, Robert

Abstract: Cybersecurity threats and Information Security Policy Compliance is an importan ... Expand

Abstract: Cybersecurity threats and Information Security Policy Compliance is an important IS research stream. This paper extends the Unified Model of Information Security Policy Compliance -UMISPC -by drawing on Schwartz's universal theory of personal value types. In particular, we consider the values construct as a more precise representation of the person's motivations to information security policy compliance than the factor 1 "role values" posited in the model. We also hypothesize the values -intention to comply relation being moderated by social factors as per recent theoretical developments. Collapse

Semantic filters: compliance theory of organizations

Topics: information security policy compliance security policy information system use social norm self efficacy

Methods: partial least squares regression survey cross sectional research theoretical contribution theory development

Theories: compliance theory of organizations
Patient Adoption of Smart Cards

2016 | Americas Conference on Information Systems | Citations: 0
Authors: Howell, Pamella; Sharman, Raj; Das, Sanjukta; Abdelhamid, Mohamed

Abstract: This paper adapts the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use Technology Model (UTA ... Expand

Abstract: This paper adapts the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use Technology Model (UTAUT) to assess the factors impacting the adoption of smart cards in Medicaid Health Home context. We contribute to the theory by including three constructs specific to smart card and health devices: (i) concern for error, (ii) sickness orientation (iii) concern for data security. Utilizing a survey design we collected responses from 116 participants who are ethnic minorities, enrolled in a Medicaid Health Home program or from a highrisk population. We developed a conceptual model and an instrument to measure the patient’s likelihood to use the smart card. The concern for error, social influence and sickness orientation significantly impact the likelihood to use the smart card. Our results show that patients are more concerned about prevention of errors as compared to security breaches. Collapse

Semantic filters: compliance theory of organizations

Topics: smart card social influence data security IT security threat privacy

Methods: data transformation survey survey design exploratory factor analysis logistic regression

Theories: unified theory of acceptance and use of technology compliance theory of organizations
Campus Emergency Notification Systems: An Examination of Factors Affecting Compliance with Alerts

2015 | Management Information Systems Quarterly | Citations: 50
Authors: Han, Wencui; Ada, Serkan; Sharman, Raj; Rao, H. Raghav

Abstract: The increasing number of campus-related emergency incidents, in combination with ... Expand

Abstract: The increasing number of campus-related emergency incidents, in combination with the requirements imposed by the Clery Act, have prompted college campuses to develop emergency notification systems to inform community members of extreme events that may affect them. Merely deploying emergency notification systems on college campuses, however, does not guarantee that these systems will be effective; student compliance plays a very important role in establishing such effectiveness. Immediate compliance with alerts, as opposed to delayed compliance or noncompliance, is a key factor in improving student safety on campuses. This paper investigates the critical antecedents that motivate students to comply immediately with messages from campus emergency notification systems. Drawing on Etzioni's compliance theory, a model is developed. Using a scenario-based survey method, the model is tested in five types of events—snowstorm, active shooter, building fire, health-related, and robbery—and with more than 800 college students from the Northern region of the United States. The results from this study suggest that subjective norm and information quality trust are, in general, the most important factors that promote immediate compliance. This research contributes to the literature on compliance, emergency notification systems, and emergency response policies. Collapse

Semantic filters: compliance theory of organizations

Topics: data quality emergency warning system logistics management anonymity advertising management

Methods: survey focus group chi squared test data transformation survey design

Theories: compliance theory of organizations
Organizations' Information Security Policy Compliance: Stick or Carrot Approach?

2012 | Journal of Management Information Systems | Citations: 92
Authors: Chen, Yan; Ramamurthy, K.; Wen, Kuang-Wei

Abstract: Companies' information security efforts are often threatened by employee neglige ... Expand

Abstract: Companies' information security efforts are often threatened by employee negligence and insider breach. To deal with these insider issues, this study draws on the compliance theory and the general deterrence theory to propose a research model in which the relations among coercive control, which has been advocated by scholars and widely practiced by companies; remunerative control, which is generally missing in both research and practice; and certainty of control are studied. A Web-based field experiment involving real-world employees in their natural settings was used to empirically test the model. While lending further support to the general deterrence theory, our findings highlight that reward enforcement, a remunerative control mechanism in the information systems security context, could be an alternative for organizations where sanctions do not successfully prevent violation. The significant interactions between punishment and reward found in the study further indicate a need for a more comprehensive enforcement system that should include a reward enforcement scheme through which the organizational moral standards and values are established or reemphasized. The findings of this study can potentially be used to guide the design of more effective security enforcement systems that encompass remunerative control mechanisms. Collapse

Semantic filters: compliance theory of organizations

Topics: security policy IT security information security policy compliance information security policy violation data security

Methods: experiment latin square design survey parametric test one-way ANOVA

Theories: compliance theory of organizations

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Information Security Compliance: A Complete Values View

Patient Adoption of Smart Cards

Campus Emergency Notification Systems: An Examination of Factors Affecting Compliance with Alerts

Organizations' Information Security Policy Compliance: Stick or Carrot Approach?