Factors Influencing the Adoption of Cyber Security Standards Among Public Listed Companies in Malaysia
Mohamed Abdalla, Muath Jarrah, Ahmed Ismail Abu-Khadrah, Yusri Arshad · International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications · 2021
Employee’s failure to adhere to their organization’s cyber security policies contributes most of the cyber incidents. To secure information security systems, companies need to communicate behavioral and technical solutions to their employees, due to the fragility of the human factor since it plays a critically significant role in securing cyber systems. The necessity to safeguard information systems have speed up the evolution of the present method of cyber security, which should be based on adequately adopting cyber security standards to secure business enterprise’s assets and users in cyberspace. This paper studies factors influencing the adoption of cyber security standards among public listed companies in Malaysia. Through online survey that was distributed among 275 Public listed companies. The findings indicated that expected related benefits and perceived ease of use had significant impact on the adoption of cyber security standards. On the other hand, perceived security had played important moderating influence on the relationship between organizational factors and the adoption of cyber security standards.