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Perceived security: An experimental study of security doors

Safety Science, 2021
Abstract The feeling of security of your own home is given both by the minimization of the real risk of infringement and by the conditions for minimizing the psychological threats experienced by the user. This study investigates the impact of visual design factors on perceived security of security doors. Experiment 1 verified the effect of different
Michele Sinico
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Mobile application security: Role of perceived privacy as the predictor of security perceptions

International Journal of Information Management, 2020
Abstract Despite mobile applications being at the frontier of mobile computation technologies, security issues pose a threat to their adoption and diffusion. Recent studies suggest that security violations could be mitigated through improved security behaviors and attitudes, not just through better technologies.
Ali Balapour   +2 more
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Perceived security of BYOD devices in medical institutions

International Journal of Medical Informatics, 2022
Like other computing devices mobile devices have inherent security risks. With today's wider use of mobile devices in medical institutions, particularly the practice of 'bring-your-own-device' (BYOD), the risk of medical data breaches is concerning.To investigate security risk perception and safeguard adoption of mobile devices among medical ...
Alex Alexandrou, Li-Chiou Chen
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