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Title: Analysis of Protective Behavior and Security Incidents for Home Computers.
Authors: White, Garry1, Ekin, Tahir1, Visinescu, Lucian1
Source: Journal of Computer Information Systems. 2017, Vol. 57 Issue 4, p353-363. 11p.
Subjects: Personal computer security, Self-efficacy, Computer users, Human-computer interaction, Computer software
Abstract: This study analyzes the factors that affect security protective behavior and perceived security incidents. Protective behavior is found to have a positive impact on the perceived security incidents, especially for the more educated home computer user. Human factors such as “perceived barriers” (to use new security software tools), “self-efficacy” (confidence), and “cues to action” (awareness) are found to influence both the protective behavior and perceived security incidents. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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