Theorizing Information Security Success: Towards Secure E-Government

Authors:
Kimberley Dunkerley;Gurvirender Tejay
Affiliations:
Nova Southeastern University, USA;Nova Southeastern University, USA
Venue:
International Journal of Electronic Government Research
Year:
2010

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Abstract

As information systems become more pervasive within organizations, securing their associated information assets has become a topic of extensive research. However, minimal research has been focused on understanding the dimensions of information systems security within an organizational context. This study organizes a considerable body of information systems security literature based on their findings, and the authors identify core dimensions of information system security success and operationalize them as a model to predict success with information security initiatives. The utility of the proposed model is evaluated for the e-Government context and emergent issues for research and practice are discussed.