[AISWorld] AMCIS 2014 CFP - Insider Threats: IT Abuse, Misuse and Crime

[Green, David]

AMCIS 2014 CFP - Insider Threats: IT Abuse, Misuse and Crime

Call for Papers

20th Americas Conference on Information Systems
Savannah, Georgia, USA, August 7-10, 2014

Mini-Track: 	Insider Threats: IT Abuse, Misuse and Crime 
Track: 		Information Systems Security, Assurance, and Privacy (SIGSEC)

This minitrack encourages research that examines IT abuse, misuse, and criminal activity by insiders. Employees and other insiders may have intimate knowledge of an organization's systems, networks, and data and have the potential to pose a significant threat through intentional or unintentional behavior. Research may focus on specific areas related to insider behavior/misbehavior, motivation, and controls as well as counterproductive or unethical use of information systems. Interdisciplinary research in areas such as industrial and organizational psychology, management, information systems, and information security is also encouraged.
 
SUGGESTED TOPICS
Suggested topics for research in this minitrack include, but are not limited to:
. Counterproductive or unethical use of IT in the workplace and security 
. Effectiveness of specific technical or policy controls in preventing or diminishing 
. Motivation for disgruntled employee threats 
. Preventing Employee IT Misuse and abuse 
. Negative actions by disgruntled employees 
. Patterns of minor deviant behavior that lead to serious incidents 
. Perspectives on IT Based Workplace Deviant Behavior 
. Relationship of various behavioral dimensions: Seriousness, Harm to individuals, harm to the organization, ethicality, intentionality, covertness.

Submission Information & Important Dates:
Manuscript guidelines and submission at http://amcis2014.aisnet.org 
March 1, 2014     	Paper submissions due by Midnight EST
April 4, 2014	    	Author Notification Date	
April 18, 2014		Authors Revisions Due
April 25, 2014		Authors Final, Camera-Ready Date
	

Instructions for authors and more information is available at:
http://amcis2014.aisnet.org/index.php/call-for-papers 


Mini-track Chair:
David Green  	dgreen at govst.edu
Associate Professor of Management Information Systems
Chair, Accounting, Economics, Finance, & MIS
College of Business and Public Administration 
Governors State University	
University Park, IL 60484