2017 | Journal of Strategic Information Systems | Citations: 0
Authors: Kolkowska, Ella; Karlsson, Fredrik; Hedström, Karin
Abstract: Employees’ poor compliance with information security policies is a perennial pro ...
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Abstract: Employees’ poor compliance with information security policies is a perennial problem. Current information security analysis methods do not allow information security managers to capture the rationalities behind employees’ compliance and non-compliance. To address this shortcoming, this design science research paper suggests: (a) a Value-Based Compliance analysis method and (b) a set of design principles for methods that analyse different rationalities for information security. Our empirical demonstration shows that the method supports a systematic analysis of why employees comply/do not comply with policies. Thus we provide managers with a tool to make them more knowledgeable about employees’ information security behaviours.
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value-based compliance theory
Topics:
data security healthcare data electronic health record implicit knowledge information security practice
Methods:
qualitative interview design principle literature study design process personal interview
Theories:
value-based compliance theory social action theory