There is a long-standing claim that cybersecurity and digital information system protection is primarily a technological issue falling into the information technology domain. However, empirical evidence demonstrates that human and behavioural factors are usually the main vulnerability causing cybersecurity accidents. This chapter examines the role of the human capital of being both a vulnerability and strength in cybersecurity risk management. It provides recommendations to align firms’ corporate governance and internal control systems to human-related cybersecurity risk.

Human Capital Vulnerability and Cybersecurity Risk Management: An Integrated Approach

Mancini, Daniela
2021-01-01

Abstract

There is a long-standing claim that cybersecurity and digital information system protection is primarily a technological issue falling into the information technology domain. However, empirical evidence demonstrates that human and behavioural factors are usually the main vulnerability causing cybersecurity accidents. This chapter examines the role of the human capital of being both a vulnerability and strength in cybersecurity risk management. It provides recommendations to align firms’ corporate governance and internal control systems to human-related cybersecurity risk.
2021
978-3-030-80736-8
978-3-030-80737-5
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