Systematic Literature Review: Information security behaviour on smartphone users
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Literature review, Smartphone User, Information Security, Security Behaviour , Literature ReviewAbstract
Information such as bank access, password, and location data stored in the smartphone has become the primary target for cybercriminals. As the users are frequently stated as the weakest link in the information security chain, therefore, there is a need to investigate users' security behavior in the smartphone context. Using the systematic literature review approach, a total of 48 research articles were analyzed to summarizes the developments of Information Security literature on smartphone users. The findings suggest, Qualitative Approach are most adopted approach and Protection Motivation Theory is the most adopted theory in this field.
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