A Comparative Analysis of the Factors Predicting Fears of Terrorism and Cyberterrorism in a Developing Nation Context

Considering the continuous use of cyberspace for cyber-attacks and terrorism, current study examined phenomena fear terrorism cyberterrorism. It also investigates factors influencing cyberterrorism predictive differences between two. A multistage random sampling technique was utilized to collect data from 510 Indonesian participants at local administrative units social networking site users. Structural equation model analysis performed using SmartPLS 3.3.3 software. The results revealed that six predictors, exposure online news, time spent online, political views, risk immigrants' cyber-attacks, religiosity significantly influenced creating In contrast, religious service attendance not related creation among individual individuals. At same time, all factors, excluding were significant predictors citizens Indonesia. These findings can be by practitioners, academicians, government bodies reduce bill a developing nation devising strategies regulations providing them with cyber security.