Unethical Information Security Behavior and Organizational Commitment

@inproceedings{Takemura2012UnethicalIS,
  title={Unethical Information Security Behavior and Organizational Commitment},
  author={T. Takemura},
  year={2012}
}
  • T. Takemura
  • Published 2012
  • Business
    • In this article, we investigate the relationships between unethical behaviors from the viewpoint of information security and organizational commitment by using micro data collected from the survey conducted at March 2012. As a result, first, it is found that heightening the degree of organizational commitment (OC) does not exclusively deter all unethical behaviors, but that at least organizational commitment deters the intention to access non-work-related Website in the workplace. In addition… CONTINUE READING
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