Information Security and Privacy (SIGSEC)

Cybersecurity remains a key challenge for organizations despite massive investments over the last two decades. While technological advancements have been made to improve cybersecurity, human vulnerabilities have become the weakest link in security. High profile events such as defections, espionage, and massive data breaches have led the public to question their own expectations of privacy. While there is an abundance of practices and techniques for employing cybersecurity, many hard problems remain unanswered. The purpose of this track is to provide a forum for theoretical developments, empirical research findings, case studies, methodologies, artifacts, and other high-quality manuscripts. Sponsored by SIGSEC, we seek to address important questions arising from emerging developments in information security, such as: security analytics, financial crimes, security analytics, and digital forensics? How do system defenders share information to mitigate vulnerabilities and exploits? Does pervasive data collection deter privacy-conscious individuals? Do regulations and policies influence employee security behaviors and organizational security postures?

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	A Culture of Cybersecurity at Banca Popolare di Sondrio Angelica Marotta, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Keri Pearlson, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
	A Dynamic Cyber-Based View of the Firm Tamara Schwartz, York College of Pennsylvania David Schuff, Temple University Matt Wray, Temple University
	“Appropriate Technical and Organizational Measures”: Identifying Privacy Engineering Approaches to Meet GDPR Requirements Dominik Huth, Technical University of Munich Florian Matthes, Technical University of Munich
	Compliance with Information Security Policies: A Meta-Analysis of the role of the definition of the term “Security Policies” David Sikolia, Mississippi State University
	Cyber-physical Systems and Industrial IoT Cybersecurity: Issues and Solutions J.P. Shim, Georgia State University
	Cybersecurity: Current State of Governance Literature Aurelia Mandani, University of Colorado Denver Ronald Ramirez, University of Colorado Denver
	Data Breach Risks and Resolutions: A Literature Synthesis Freeha S. Khan, Georgia State University Jung Hwan Kim, Queens University of Charlotte Robin L. Moore, Georgia State University Lars Mathiassen, Georgia State University
	Defining cloud identity security and privacy issues: A Delphi method Brian Cusack, AUT University Eghbal Ghazizadeh, AUT
	Do legal systems affect the organizational consequences of IT innovation? Katia Guerra, University of North Texas Chang Koh, University of North Texas
	Eating the Forbidden Fruit: Human Curiosity Entices Data Breaches Dustin Ormond, Creighton University Hwee-Joo Kam, University of Tampa Philip Menard, University of South Alabama
	Effect of Dynamic Text on Habituation to Polymorphic Warnings Pranith Abbaraju, Texas Tech University Kevin Harmon, Texas Tech University Jaeki Song, Texas Tech University
	Effects of Evidence-Based Malware Cybersecurity Training on Employees Wu He, Old Dominion University Mohd Anwar, North Carolina A&T State University Ivan Ash, Old Dominion University Ling Li, Old Dominion University Xiaohong Yuan, North Carolina A&T State University Li Xu, Old Dominion University Xin Tian, Kennesaw State University
	Employee Acceptance of Employer Control Over Personal Devices Kevin R. Callies, Dakota State University Cherie Bakker Noteboom, Dakota State University Daniel Talley, Dakota State University Yong Wang, Dakota State University
	Examining the influence of Government Cybersecurity Efforts on E-Services Use Victoria Kisekka, University at Albany Mohamed Abdelhamid, California State University Long Beach
	Fostering Information Security Compliance: Comparing the Predictive Power of Social Learning Theory and Deterrence Theory Tim-Benjamin Lembcke, Chair of Information Management Kristin Masuch, University of Goettingen Simon Trang, University of Göttingen Sebastian Hengstler, Chair of Information Security and Compliance Patience Plics, Chair of Information Security and Compliance Mustafa Pamuk, Chair of Information Management
	How much is your private information? Does Privacy Calculus Matter? Bao Duong, Louisiana Tech University Sung Simon Jin, Metropolitan State University Jaeung Lee, Louisiana Tech University
	How to Understand the Role of Trusted Third Party in the Process of Establishing Trust for E-Commerce? Cong Cao, University of Wollongong Jun Yan, University of Wollongong Meng Xiang Li, Hong Kong Baptist University
	Impact of Framing and Base Size of Computer Security Risk Information Xinhui Zhan, Missouri University of Science and Technology, Rolla MO, USA Fiona Nah, Missouri U of Science and Technology Keng Siau, Missouri University of Science and Technology Richard Hall, Missouri University of Science and Technology Maggie Cheng, Illinois Institute of Technology
	Important Issues for Preventing Cyberstalking in India Kane J. Smith, University of North Carolina at Greensboro Gurpreet Dhillon, IS and Supply Chain Management Ella Kolkowska, Informatics
	Information Security in Non-Corporate Cloud Services: The Challenge of Engaging Consumers in Security Behavior Change Patricia Akello, University of Texas at San Antonio Oluwafemi Akanfe, University of Texas
	“Information Security Is Not Really My Job”: Increasing Information Security Role Identity Salience in End-users Obi Ogbanufe, Oklahoma State University
	Investigating Employee Engagement in Nonmalicious, End-user Computing and Information Security Deviant Behavior Princely Ifinedo, Brock University
	Location Based Services and the Health Belief Model Based Investigation of Student Intentions and Behaviors Gregory Schymik, Grand Valley State University Jie Du, Grand Valley State University Andrew Kalafut, Grand Valley State University
	Privacy Control Patterns for Compliant Application of GDPR Daniel Rösch, Hochschule Pforzheim Thomas Schuster, Hochschule Pforzheim Lukas Waidelich, Hochschule Pforzheim Sascha Alpers, Forschungszentrum Informatik
	Privacy Everywhere: a mechanism for decision making and privacy assurance in IoT environments Leandro Prado de Andrade, Federal University of São Carlos Sergio Donizetti Zorzo, Federal University of São Carlos
	Progressing from the SOC to the EOC Nathan Pike, Cal Poly Pomona Ronald Pike, Cal Poly Pomona
	Reporting Information Security Policy Violations – An Exploratory Study Tianjie Deng, University of Denver Hyung Koo Lee, HEC Montreal Sumantra Sarkar, SUNY - BInghamton
	The Internet of Things: The Effects of Security Attitudes and Knowledge on Security Practices Zach Singer, Texas Christian University Beata M. Jones, Texas Christian University
	Think and Act Positively: A Motivational Organizational Citizenship Behavior Approach Towards Information Security Policy Compliance Joseph Manga, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Nan Xiao, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Emmanuel W. Ayaburi, University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley
	Understanding HIPAA Compliance Practice in Healthcare Organizations in a Cultural Context OSBORNE OBENG, Nova Southeastern University Souren Paul, Nova Southeastern University
	Unlocking the Mixed Results of the Effect of Self-Efficacy in Information Security on Compliance. Dinesh Reddy, Texas A&M University Glenn Dietrich, The University of Texas at San Antonio
	Users’ Preferences Concerning Privacy Properties of Assistant Systems on the Internet of Things Jan Zibuschka, Robert Bosch GmbH Michael Nofer, HIVE Financials Christian Zimmermann, Robert Bosch GmbH Oliver Hinz, Goethe University Frankfurt
	When Do Users Begin to Worry About Privacy? Kevin Kim, University of North Texas Sarbottam Bhagat, University of North Texas Katia Guerra, University of North Texas
	Why do I get phished? The role of persuasion, design authenticity and contextualization Baidyanath Biswas, International Management Institute Arunabha Mukhopadhyay, Indian Institute of Management Lucknow

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