Perception of information security

CONSUMERS’ PERCEIVED RISK AND ITS EFFECT ON ADOPTION OF ONLINE BANKING SERVICES

“…The gap between the perceived security of a technology and its real security level can affect behavior of people (Huang et al, 2011). The success of online banking service adoption is threatened by lack of awareness and incorrect perceived knowledge about information and money security (Huang et al, 2010) so:…”

Reinforcing the security of corporate information resources: A critical review of the role of the acceptable use policy

“…Many very serious external threats such as Trojans, hackers, worms or viruses [Huang et al, 2008] can be facilitated through naïve or sloppy user behaviour, such as poor choice of passwords, sharing passwords [Stanton et al, 2005] or the injudicious clicking on web links or opening of attachments in emails from unknown senders [Ng et al, 2009]. Consequently, in addition to clarifying the organisation's position with regard to the use of its computers, Nolan [2005] suggests that the AUP should also aim to minimise security threats, by promoting user awareness and good security practices.…”

The Effect of Security Risk on the Usage of Mobile Banking Apps in Jordan

“…Moreover, in order to make sure that all measurement items have an acceptable level of internal consistency reliability, an examination of Cronbach's alpha values was carried out and distributed using SPSS [26].Cronbach's alpha value exceeding 0.70, as shown in table II, and it is highly recommended by [27]., was considered to be the threshold level to approve the measures' reliability This, in turn, demonstrated that the measures adopted were able to have an acceptable level of internal consistency and adequately satisfied the reliability criteria in purpose to design the main extended survey which will be shown in another article. Descriptive findings and analysis: Out of the 416 Jordanian e-Bank application users, a small majority (51.2%) were male users, and the rest (48.8%) were female.…”