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Security culture and behavioral security audits
Okhrana truda i tekhnika bezopasnosti na promyshlennykh predpriyatiyakh (Labor protection and safety procedure at the industrial enterprises), 2021In the era of new technologies and complex production systems, enterprises face new challenges in creating and maintaining healthy and safe working conditions. Maintaining a high level of development of the safety system of employees in the course of their work is the key to the efficiency of the enterprise, and in this they are helped by the ...
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14th International Workshop on Database and Expert Systems Applications, 2003. Proceedings., 2004
Security culture encompasses all socio-cultural measures that support technical security measures, so that information security becomes a natural aspect in the daily activities of every employee. The cultural concept helps to increase trust between the different actors concerning information security within an organization.
Thomas Schlienger, Stephanie Teufel
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Security culture encompasses all socio-cultural measures that support technical security measures, so that information security becomes a natural aspect in the daily activities of every employee. The cultural concept helps to increase trust between the different actors concerning information security within an organization.
Thomas Schlienger, Stephanie Teufel
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Culture Functions for Creating Security Culture
Security Dimensions, 2021Background: Publications on the issues of creating security culture are a valuable source of inspiration for research into the functions of culture. However, researchers generate different conclusions. They even suggest interdisciplinary consideration of facts, situations, phenomena and processes that take place in a complex security environment.
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Cultural issues in security and privacy
Network Security, 2012With regard to security, and especially to privacy, a one-size-fits-all approach is generally not appropriate for organisations operating in multiple jurisdictions. Employee monitoring is a prime example of how cultural expectations and local laws require careful consideration.
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Establishing a Personalized Information Security Culture
International Journal of Mobile Computing and Multimedia Communications, 2011Good security cannot be achieved through technical means alone and a solid understanding of the issues and how to protect one’s self is required from users. Whilst many initiatives, programs and strategies have been proposed to improve the level of information security awareness, most have been directed at organizations.
Shuhaili Talib +2 more
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Cultural and psychological factors in cyber-security
Proceedings of the 18th International Conference on Information Integration and Web-based Applications and Services, 2016Increasing cyber-security presents an ongoing challenge to security professionals. Research continuously suggests that online users are a weak link in information security. This research explores the relationship between cyber-security and cultural, personality and demographic variables. This study was conducted in four different countries and presents
Tzipora Halevi +7 more
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Reimagining airport security: Organisational culture trumps cultivating a ‘security culture’
Journal of Airport Management, 2018It is no exaggeration to say that the safety and security of employees and the travelling public is the industry’s highest priority. Much has been written and discussed at industry conferences on cultivating a ‘security culture’, but airports must start by developing an overarching organisational culture with one set of values — a shared playbook, so ...
Howard Eng, Jennifer Sullivan
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2002
The information security management mostly disregards the human dimension. The main focus is on technical and procedural measures. The user is seen as a security enemy, not as a security asset. In our paper we identify some problems, that emerge from this sight and we propose a paradigm shift from a technical approach to a socio-cultural one, from “the
Thomas Schlienger, Stephanie Teufel
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The information security management mostly disregards the human dimension. The main focus is on technical and procedural measures. The user is seen as a security enemy, not as a security asset. In our paper we identify some problems, that emerge from this sight and we propose a paradigm shift from a technical approach to a socio-cultural one, from “the
Thomas Schlienger, Stephanie Teufel
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EU Cultural Security Law in an Educational Context
Sustainability, 2021Alicja Jagielska-Burduk, Piotr Stec
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Food Security and the Cultural Heritage Missing Link
Global Food Security, 2022Matty Demont, Kofi Britwum
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