The role of deterrability for the effect of multi-level sanctions on information security policy compliance: Results of a multigroup analysis
Abstract
This paper offers a new perspective on the effectiveness of sanctions in influencing information security policy compliance. We observe compliance from a group perspective to identify undeterrable employees who comply based on inner conviction and deterrable employees who comply because of external coercion. Drawing upon survey data, we show that multilevel sanctions (i.e., formal, social, and personal sanctions) have a varying impact on the...
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Title
The role of deterrability for the effect of multi-level sanctions on information security policy compliance: Results of a multigroup analysis
Published Date
Apr 1, 2021
Journal
Volume
58
Issue
3
Pages
103318 - 103318
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