Security culture

Security culture refers to the shared norms, values, and beliefs about cybersecurity held by individuals within an organisation. It shapes and informs how people think and behave in relation to security. Because security culture is inherently people-centric, it naturally intersects with the domains of sociology, psychology, and computing, particularly human-computer interaction.

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Kent Academic Repository (University of Kent)
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2026-04-01
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Information and Cyber Security
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Security culture

Maria Bada, Jason R. C. Nurse
Kent Academic Repository (University of Kent)
Information and Cyber Security
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Security culture

Maria Bada, Jason R. C. Nurse
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Abstract

Security culture refers to the shared norms, values, and beliefs about cybersecurity held by individuals within an organisation. It shapes and informs how people think and behave in relation to security. Because security culture is inherently people-centric, it naturally intersects with the domains of sociology, psychology, and computing, particularly human-computer interaction.

Kent Academic Repository (University of Kent)
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Information and Cyber Security
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