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Making Sense of Institutionalizing Information Systems Security Management in Organizations
2007
International Conference on Information Systems
Information Systems (IS) security management has gained renewed importance for the past few years resulting from the rising numbers of security incidences and compliance pressure. While majority of IS security research has been focusing on the technical value and the effectiveness of IS security implementation, studies on the organizational process of implementation is rather limited. This paper employs a socio-cognitive perspective to examine the sense-making process of IS security BS 7799
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