CYBER RISKS OF CYBERLOAFING - HRM PERSPECTIVES OF ORGANIZATIONAL SECURITY

Cyberloafing is becoming an increasing challenge for organizations. This practice presents a significant security risk to organizational systems. Security breaches can lead to serious consequences, including financial losses, compromised confidential information, and damage to the organization's reputation. Additionally, cyberloafing can negatively impact communication, disrupting work processes and reducing the effectiveness of team collaboration. The aim of this paper is to explore cyber risks related to cyberloafing and organizational security, focusing on analysing existing studies to identify the main risk factors and propose guidelines for their effective management. Using the systematic literature review (SLR) methodology, the Scopus and Web of Science databases were examined. The search identified relevant literature related to cyberloafing and cybersecurity. This document answers questions about the most common cyber risks associated with cyberloafing in organizations, how it affects the security of organizational data and networks. It explores the effects of cyberloafing on organizational communication and team collaboration effectiveness and provides guidelines and strategies for managing cyberloafing risks within organizations. These findings can contribute to security in organizations to better understand the security threats associated with cyberloafing, which can be valuable for academia and organizations especially in today's digitalized work environments.