competing security culture framework

What is a security culture?
It is a collective mindset of the people in the organization working every day to protect the enterprise. A robust security culture can reduce risk and save enterprises millions of dollars by offsetting the impact of corrupted or lost data, decreased revenue, regulatory fines, and protect the enterprise’s reputation.
Should a security culture be based on a conflicting base model?
For those seeking to develop security cultures therefore, this is advantageous as conflicting base models may not need to be navigated to plan an approach.
Should a security culture be regularly modified?
A number of authors suggest that a security culture must be regularly modified to ensure that it constantly corresponds with the goals of an organization (Kruger and Kearney 2006; Martins and Eloff 2002; Schlienger and Teufel 2003 ).
Does organisational culture play a role in cyber security culture?
Many of the frameworks reviewed revealed common foundations, with organisational culture playing a substantial role in crafting appropriate cyber security culture models. Questionnaires and surveys are the most used tool to measure cyber security culture, but there are also concerns as to whether more dynamic measures are needed.

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