December 4, 2011

Information security and privacy continue to be ranked in the top ten of CIO concerns (Luftman and Kempaiah, MISQ-e, 2008).  Data breaches and identity theft are reported almost daily in the media. Firms struggle to find efficient and effective ways to prevent breaches while enabling e-commerce. Regulators increasingly warn against the encroachment of surveillance technologies on contemporary society.  Issues of identity and meaning in social networks occupies large numbers of Facebook and Myspace “friends.”  Transnational  organizations seek ways to simultaneously manage risk while addressing the vagaries of multiple compliance regimes. These are just some of the complex issues with which privacy and security researchers concern themselves.

Workshop Co-Chairs

Karin Hedström

Swedish Business School, Sweden

Fredrik Karlsson

Swedish Business School, Sweden

Dr. Zhengchuan Xu

Fudan University, China

Workshop Program Co-Chairs

Weiyong Zhang

Virginia Commonwealth University, USA

AIS SIGSEC Co-Chairs

Gurpreet Dhillon

School of Business, IS Department

Virginia Commonwealth University, USA

Fredrik Karlsson

Swedish Business School, Sweden

AIS SIGSEC Secretary

Mark Weiser

Oklahoma State University, USA   

Program Committee

Fredrik Karlsson

Swedish Business School, Sweden

Merrill Warkentin

Mississippi State University, USA

Rita Walczuch

Maastricht University, The Netherlands

Qing Hu

Iowa State University, USA

Anat Hovav

Korea University Business School

Karin Hedström

Swedish Business School, Sweden

Zhengchuan Xu

Fudan University, China

Wenli Li

Dalian University of Technology, China

 

Ken Guo

Western New England University, USA

 

Chee Wei Phang

Fudan University, China

 

Tianjun Feng

Fudan University, China

 

Zhe Qu

Fudan University, China

 

Dongsheng Liu

Zhejiang Gongshang University, China

 

Liang Xiao

Zhejiang Gongshang University, China