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I shall, we shall, and all others will: paradoxical information security behaviour
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Information and Computer Security
Information and Computer Security (2018) 26 (3): 290–305.
Published: 09 July 2018
...Dirk P. Snyman; Hennie Kruger; Wayne D. Kearney Purpose The purpose of this paper is to investigate the lemming effect as a possible cause for the privacy paradox in information security. Design/methodology/approach Behavioural threshold analysis is used to test for the presence of the lemming...
