This research aimed to investigate factors that affect computer crime protection behavior, based on the protection motivation theory. Personal factors were considered, including: conscientious personality, perceived value of data, prior experience, and environmental factors. In addition, other factors were evaluated, including: subjective norm, security knowledge, and safeguard costs. These fac...

In our network connected society, intrusion becomes a new form of trespassing, one which quite often leads to significant problems and poses great risks for the individual and for businesses, which are increasingly relying on modern information systems. The main appearances of intrusion, in the Information Society, are those concerning privacy intrusion and intrusion into information systems. I...

Issues concerning computer security have received considerable academic attention in recent years and cyber security has become a top priority for many governments, organizations, and industries. Unfortunately, the attention devoted to cyber crime issues has focused primarily on the technical dimension of computer crime. Today, our knowledge about the persons behind the keyboards remains fragme...

The issue of fear crime was first addressed in the late 1960s United States America connection with emergence anxiety about society. Due to fact that concept involves a greater range negative associations, suggesting experiencing emotions, and not certain way perceiving reality, sense security adopted for purposes this research. Hence, aim study is show interdependencies between based on review...

Mexican immigration figures have reached its lowest point since 2000. Yet, even if as a whole the US is receiving less Mexican migrants, the opposite is true for cities at the border. In this paper, I present evidence to show that this sui generis migration pattern cannot be understood only using traditional explanations of migration dynamics. Instead, Mexicans are migrating because of security...

Video surveillance is rapidly increasing meaningful approach for deterrent to crime, and ability to apprehend a suspect when a crime occurs. Before few years video surveillance paired with security guards which means security guards should watch surveillance TV at 24/7 days it made more pricy. But nowadays it’s turned into automatic which gives good safety with low budget. Normally Surveillance...

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This paper presents ViSe, a virtual security testbed, and demonstrates how it can be used to efficiently study computer attacks and suspect tools as part of a computer crime reconstruction. Based on a hypothesis of the security incident in question, ViSe is configured with the appropriate operating systems, services, and exploits. Attacks are formulated as event chains and replayed on the testb...

The broken windows theory of crime deterrence suggests that features in a community such as broken windows, graffiti, and petty crime send signals that criminal behavior is accepted as the norm. We extend the broken windows theory to information security by suggesting that poor web site design sends signals that insecure behavior is the norm. Extending the theory of planned behavior, we hypothe...

A widely debated issue in recent years is cyber crime. Breaches in security of accessibility, integrity and confidentiality of information involve potentially high explicit and implicit costs for firms. This paper investigates the impact of information security breaches on stock returns. Using event-study methodology, we provide empirical evidence on the effect of announcements of cyber attacks...