An economic modelling approach to information security risk management

Bojanc, Rok; Jerman-Blaič, Borka

doi:10.1016/j.ijinfomgt.2008.02.002

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“…Security risk may exist in the mobile office environment because of technical failures, system vulnerabilities, human failures, fraud, or external events (Bojanc and Jerman-Blažič, 2008). Also, the inherent security risk of a mobile office based on wireless technology, for which the airwaves are open to intruders, threatens users as well (Karygiannis and Owens, 2002).…”

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Exploring factors affecting the adoption of mobile office in business: an integration of TPB with perceived value

Seol

Lee

2016

IJMC

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This study develops and empirically tests a research model to comprehensively examine factors influencing the success of the mobile office (i.e., adoption) in business. In particular, this study proposes an integrated theoretical framework that combines the theory of planned behaviour (TPB) and the perspective of perceived value. By doing so, it aims to examine not only fundamental determinants of an information system (IS) adoption proposed by TPB (i.e., attitude, subjective norm, and behavioural control) but also various psychological and emotional factors that determine users' attitude towards IS through the perspective of perceived value. The results indicate that perceived value, colleague opinion and self-efficacy are critical antecedents that increase users' intention to adopt new technology. Furthermore, perceived usefulness and social image are the salient drivers of mobile office adoption because they increase users' value; on the other hand, performance risk and psychological risk are the salient barriers to adoption because they reduce users' value.Keywords: mobile office; intention to use; TPB; theory of planned behaviour; perceived value; perceived benefit; perceived risk. 2 S. Seol et al.Reference to this paper should be made as follows: Seol, S., Lee, H. and Zo, H. (2016) 'Exploring factors affecting the adoption of mobile office in business: an integration of TPB with perceived value', Int.

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Exploring factors affecting the adoption of mobile office in business: an integration of TPB with perceived value

Seol

Lee

2016

IJMC

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“…Since the security of software products is difficult to measure for users, vendors are unable to charge a premium for extra security due to the information asymmetry. Still the market for security products is very prosperous and is growing continuously (Bojanc & Jerman-Blazic, 2008). …”

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“…Research Topic Unit of analysis Used Theories Afzal et al (2009) Information Product valuation Group of students Bojanc and Jerman-Blazic (2008) ICT security Risk management Organization Brydon and Vining (2006) Knowledge Management Internal market failure Organization Cremonini and Nizovtsev (2009) ICT security Strategic Attackers Security environment Game theory Devos et al (2008) IT outsourcing IS failures SME ((small and mediumsized organizations) (Akerlof, 1970). So reviewing and profiling the existing literature citing this article is likely to be of use to researchers and practitioners.…”

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The Theory of the Lemon Markets in IS Research

Devos

Landeghem²,

Deschoolmeester³

2011

Information Systems Theory

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The "lemon" problem was initially posed by Nobel Prize winner Akerlof in his seminal article of 1970 and showed how a market with unbalanced information, called information asymmetry, can lead to complete disappearance or to offerings with poor quality where bad products (lemons) wipe out the good ones. Empirical evidence for Akerlof"s theory came originally from the market of used cars, where the lemon is a well known problem. However the theoretical model of the "lemon" problem has proven also to be valid on other markets and in comparable situations like internal markets. The theory is also been used more and more in IS research especially since the emerging e-commerce initiatives and the continuous growth of e-markets and auctions. In this chapter we bring a description of the theory by presenting its nomological network and its linkages to other well known theories in IS research. The relevance for the theory is shown to explain phenomenon"s in the IS discipline. An overview is given of current and past IS articles using the Lemon Market theory (LMT) together with a bibliographical analysis of the references to the original Akerlof article.

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“…Some experts believe that MIS implementation in any kind of business model may create different risk in the system and we need to control the risk to prevent any possible damages. Bojanc and Jerman-Blažič (2008), for instance, presented an economic modelling approach to information security risk management. Nevertheless, any MIS implementation has been accompanied by appropriate action plans (Gottschalk, 1999).…”

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A study to determine influential factors on implementation of management information system

Azad¹,

Zamani²,

Zarifi³

2013

10.5267/j.msl

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Management information system (MIS) plays an important role on sharing necessary information within organization. In this paper, we study to find out important factors influencing the implementation of MIS in banking industry. The study designs a questionnaire in Likert scale and distributes it among 253 randomly selected people. Cronbach alpha has been calculated as 0.82, which is within an acceptable limit. The study uses factor analysis to find important factors and detects six important factors including fear of technology, organizational instability, informal groups, cultural factors, organizational development and understanding that change is always good.

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An economic modelling approach to information security risk management

Cited by 140 publications

References 17 publications

Exploring factors affecting the adoption of mobile office in business: an integration of TPB with perceived value

Exploring factors affecting the adoption of mobile office in business: an integration of TPB with perceived value

The Theory of the Lemon Markets in IS Research

A study to determine influential factors on implementation of management information system

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