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SUMMARY:Digital Trust & Security Guest Lecture Series - Debi Ashenden
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DESCRIPTION:Social Loafing: Why Good People Breach Security And What To D
 o About It\n\nThere is a category of insider threat that has so far been
  under explored.  This is the ‘everyday insider threat’\, where people a
 re committing small breaches of security policy\, are aware that they ar
 e doing it but are not intending it to have a detrimental effect on the 
 organisation.  Motivations for these actions have\, until now\, not been
  explored in detail and yet the impact of these small breaches can have 
 a disproportionate impact on an organisation.  \n\nThis talk will explor
 e how current security research relies both explicitly and implicitly on
  rational choice models to explain employee behaviour.  An examination o
 f rational choice theory and behaviour change demonstrates that while th
 is delivers effective interventions in some instances there is significa
 nt evidence to demonstrate exceptions to the applicability of the theory
 .  The talk will move on to examine social loafing (including the sucker
  effect and the free rider effect) as an explanation for the everyday in
 sider threat.  Finally\, a range of recommendations for interventions wi
 ll be identified that focus on identifiability\, feedback and evaluation
 \; personal involvement of employees\; social facilitation and group coh
 esiveness and morals\, ethics and self-concept maintenance.\n
STATUS:TENTATIVE
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:TH_1.5\, Kilburn Building\, Manchester
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