Paper Type
Completed Research Paper
Abstract
This paper investigates the organizational characteristics on information security practices in Trinidad and Tobago. As a theoretical lens, this study relies on a hypothesized model derived from Chang and Wang (2010) to test 24 hypotheses relating to information security practices. The data was collected using online surveys and was analyzed using factor analysis and structured equation modeling (SEM). Upon final analysis, 8 of the 24 hypotheses were confirmed.
Recommended Citation
Papin-Ramcharan, Kyle and Fraser, Simon H., "Organizational Characteristics and their Influence on Information Security in Trinidad and Tobago" (2013). AMCIS 2013 Proceedings. 4.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/amcis2013/ICTCaribbean/GeneralPresentations/4
Organizational Characteristics and their Influence on Information Security in Trinidad and Tobago
This paper investigates the organizational characteristics on information security practices in Trinidad and Tobago. As a theoretical lens, this study relies on a hypothesized model derived from Chang and Wang (2010) to test 24 hypotheses relating to information security practices. The data was collected using online surveys and was analyzed using factor analysis and structured equation modeling (SEM). Upon final analysis, 8 of the 24 hypotheses were confirmed.