Articoli scientifici

2024

• Nwoye C.C.,  Nwagwughiagwu S. (2024) “AI-Driven Anomaly Detection for Proactive Cybersecurity and Data Breach Prevention“
• Ruohonen J., Hjerppe K., von Zastrow M. (2024) “An Exploratory Case Study on Data Breach Journalism”
• Uddin M.R., Akter S., Lee W.J.T (2024) “Developing a data breach protection capability framework in retailing”
• Rodrigues P. et al (2024) “Understanding Data Breach from a Global Perspective: Incident Visualization and Data Protection Law Review”.

2023

• Christina N., Maria K., Maria C., Vasiliki D. (2023). Security shortcomings in healthcare: a preliminary investigation of Data Protection Authorities’ decisions
• Graham G. (2023). Global Data Privacy Laws: EU Leads US and the Rest of the World in Enforcement by Penalties
• Arif R. H., Kalamullah R., Teddy S. G., Susila W.(2023). A Novel Digital Forensic Framework for Data Breach Investigation
• Hung C., Hieu V.P., Sabatino S. (2023). Data Breach Disclosures and Stock Price Crash Risk: Evidence from Data Breach Notification Laws
• James S. & Sharifah S. (2023). Health data justice: building new norms for health data governance
• Frederik S.(2023).Dark Sides of Data Transparency: Organized Immaturity After GDPR?

 

2022

• • Masuch, K., Greve, M., Trang, S., & Kolbe, L. M. (2022). Apologize or justify? Examining the impact of data breach response actions on stock value of affected companies?. Computers & Security, 112, 102502.

• • Chen, J., Henry, E., & Jiang, X. (2022). Is Cybersecurity Risk Factor Disclosure Informative? Evidence from Disclosures Following a Data Breach. Evidence from Disclosures Following a Data Breach (February 11, 2022).

• • X Wang, X Wang, Z Liu, W Chang, Y Hou, Z Zhao (2022). Too generous to be fair? Experiments on the interplay of what, when, and how in data breach recovery of the hotel industry

 

2021

• • Khan, F., Kim, J. H., Mathiassen, L., & Moore, R. (2021). Data breach management: An integrated risk model. Information & Management, 58(1), 103392.

• • Z. Fang, M. Xu, S. Xu and T. Hu, “A Framework for Predicting Data Breach Risk: Leveraging Dependence to Cope With Sparsity,” in IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics and Security, vol. 16, pp. 2186-2201, 2021,

• • Masuch, K., Greve, M. & Trang, S. What to do after a data breach? Examining apology and compensation as response strategies for health service providers. Electron Markets 31, 829–848 (2021).

• • Labrecque, L. I., Markos, E., Swani, K., & Peña, P. (2021). When data security goes wrong: Examining the impact of stress, social contract violation, and data type on consumer coping responses following a data breach. Journal of Business Research, 135, 559-571.

• • Alazab, M., Hong, S. H., & Ng, J. (2021). Louder bark with no bite: Privacy protection through the regulation of mandatory data breach notification in Australia. Future Generation Computer Systems, 116, 22-29.

• • Neto, N. N., Madnick, S., Paula, A. M. G. D., & Borges, N. M. (2021). Developing a global data breach database and the challenges encountered. Journal of Data and Information Quality (JDIQ), 13(1), 1-33.

• • Jung, K. (2021). Extreme data breach losses: An alternative approach to estimating probable maximum loss for data breach risk. North American Actuarial Journal, 25(4), 580-603.

• • Africk, E., & Levy, Y. (2021). An examination of historic data breach incidents: What cybersecurity big data visualization and analytics can tell us?. Online Journal of Applied Knowledge Management (OJAKM), 9(1), 31-45.

• • Choi, S. J., & Johnson, M. E. (2021). The relationship between cybersecurity ratings and the risk of hospital data breaches. Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association, 28(10), 2085-2092.

• • Levy, Y., & Gafni, R. (2021). Introducing the concept of cybersecurity footprint. Information & Computer Security.

• • Algarni, A. M., Thayananthan, V., & Malaiya, Y. K. (2021). Quantitative assessment of cybersecurity risks for mitigating data breaches in business systems. Applied Sciences, 11(8), 3678.

• • Kaur, G., Habibi Lashkari, Z., & Habibi Lashkari, A. (2021). Introduction to Cybersecurity. In Understanding Cybersecurity Management in FinTech (pp. 17-34). Springer, Cham.

• • Kelton, A. S. (2021). How to Reduce the Cybersecurity Breach Contagion Effect. Current Issues in Auditing, 15(2), P1-P9.

• • Bana, S., Brynjolfsson, E., Jin, W., Steffen, S., & Wang, X. (2021). Cybersecurity Hiring in Response to Data Breaches. Available at SSRN.

• • Kim, N., & Lee, S. (2021). Cybersecurity breach and crisis response: An analysis of organizations’ official statements in the United States and South Korea. International Journal of Business Communication, 58(4), 560-581.

• • Kostyuk, N., & Wayne, C. (2021). The microfoundations of state cybersecurity: Cyber risk perceptions and the mass public. Journal of Global Security Studies, 6(2), ogz077.

• • Lankton, N., Price, J. B., & Karim, M. (2021). Cybersecurity Breaches and the Role of Information Technology Governance in Audit Committee Charters. Journal of Information Systems, 35(1), 101-119.

• • Azubuike, S. (2021). Cybersecurity Attacks: Regulatory and Practical Approach Towards Preventing Data Breach and Cyber-Attacks in USA. Available at SSRN 3878326.

• • Lee, I. (2021). Cybersecurity: Risk management framework and investment cost analysis. Business Horizons, 64(5), 659-671.

• • Yusif, S., & Hafeez-Baig, A. (2021). A conceptual model for cybersecurity governance. Journal of Applied Security Research, 16(4), 490-513.

• • Narasimhan, V. L. (2021, February). Using Deep Learning for Assessing Cybersecurity Economic Risks in Virtual Power Plants. In 2021 7th International Conference on Electrical Energy Systems (ICEES) (pp. 530-537). IEEE.

• • F Khan, JH Kim, L Mathiassen, R Moore (2021). Data Breach management: An Integrated Risk Model

• • Z Fang, M Xu, S Xu, T Hu (2021). A framework for predicting data breach risk: Leveraging dependence to cope with sparsity

 

2020

• • Bisogni, F., Asghari, H. (2020). More Than a Suspect: An Investigation into the Connection Between Data Breaches, Identity Theft, and Data Breach Notification Laws. Journal of Information Policy, 10, 2020, Penn State University Press.

• • T Yesmin, MW Carter (2020). Evaluation framework for automatic privacy auditing tools for hospital data breach detections: A case study

• • M Meglio (2020). Embracing Insecurity: Harm Reduction Through a No-Fault Approach to Consumer Data Breach Litigation

• • M Greve, K Masuch, S Trang (2020). The More, the Better? Compensation and Remorse as Data Breach Recovery Actions-An Experimental Scenario-based Investigation.

• • T Diesterhöft, K Masuch, M Greve, S Trang (2020). Really, What Are They Offering? A Taxonomy of Companies’ Actual Response Strategies after a Data Breach

• • NN Neto, SE Madnick, AMG de Paula, NM Borges (2020). A case study of the capital one data breach

• • L Horvath, S Banducci, O James (2020). Citizens’ attitudes to contact tracing apps

• • OI Poyraz, M Canan, M McShane, CA Pinto, TS Cotter (2020). Cyber assets at risk: monetary impact of U.S. personally identifiable information mega data breaches

• • P Langlois (2020). 2020 Data Breach Investigations Report

• • D’Arcy, J., Adjerid I., Angst M.C.& Glavas, A. (2020, September). Too Good to Be True: Firm Social Performance and the Risk of Data Breach

• • RK Jamra, B Anggorojati, DI Sensuse, RR Suryono (2020). Systematic Review of Issues and Solutions for Security in E-commerce

• • H Shim, C Kim, YH Choi (2020). Volatility clustering in data breach counts

• • KA Gangloff, MC Hersel, S Kuban, MS Nalick (2020). Legitimacy Loss Following Data Breach: Examining Government Contract Awards and Firm Lobbying

• • DM Chudasama, K Patel, P Dand (2020). Awareness of data privacy breach in society

• • H Saleem, M Naveed (2020). SoK: Anatomy of Data Breaches

• • SJ Jathar (2020). EMAIL DATA BREACH ANALYSIS AND PREVENTION USING HOOK AND EYE SYSTEM

• • AH Seh, M Zarour, M Alenezi, AK Sarkar, A Agrawal, R Kumar, RA Khan (2020). Healthcare Data Breaches: Insights and Implications

• • FS Alharbi (2020). Dealing with Data Breaches Amidst Changes In Technology

• • T Kahler (2020). Data breach: 72 hours period extended on weekend?

• • OJB Selle (2020). The Data Breach Notification Obligation in the GDPR: Assessing the Interpretative and Practical Problems Posed by the Obligation

• • L Rivers (2020). Strategies for Reducing the Risk of Data Breach within the Internet Cloud

• • R Siegel (2020). Data breach may have exposed personal information of thousands of SBA emergency loan applicants

• • GD Say, G Vasudeva (2020). Learning from digital failures? The effectiveness of firms’ divestiture and management turnover responses to data breaches

• • A Ibrahim, D Thiruvady, JG Schneider, M Abdelrazek (2020). The Challenges of Leveraging Threat Intelligence to Stop Data Breaches

 

2019

• • T Venturini, R Rogers (2019). “API-based research” or how can digital sociology and journalism studies learn from the Facebook and Cambridge Analytica data breach

• • SJ Choi, ME Johnson, CU Lehmann (2019). Data breach remediation efforts and their implications for hospital quality

• • R Syed (2019). Enterprise reputation threats on social media: A case of data breach framing

• • P Rosati, P Deeney, M Cummins, L van der Werff (2019). Social media and stock price reaction to data breach announcements: Evidence from US listed companies

• • S Chatterjee, X Gao, S Sarkar, C Uzmanoglu (2019). Reacting to the scope of a data breach: The differential role of fear and anger

• • Y Zou, S Danino, K Sun, F Schaub (2019). You Might’Be Affected: An Empirical Analysis of Readability and Usability Issues in Data Breach Notifications

• • L Zhang, W Wei, N Hua (2019). Impact of data breach locality and error management on attitude and engagement

• • C Cross, M Parker, D Sansom (2019). Media discourses surrounding ‘non-ideal’victims: The case of the Ashley Madison data breach

• • R Murciano-Goroff (2019). Do Data Breach Disclosure Laws Increase Firms’ Investment in Securing Their Digital Infrastructure?

• • D Turjeman, FM Feinberg (2019). When the data are out: measuring behavioral changes following a data breach

• • GS Gaglione Jr – Buff. L. Rev. (2019). The equifax data breach: an opportunity to improve consumer protection and cybersecurity efforts in America

• • N Ronaldson (2019). HACKING: THE NAKED AGE CYBERCRIME, CLAPPER & STANDING, AND THE DEBATE BETWEEN STATE AND FEDERAL DATA BREACH NOTIFICATION LAWS

• • X Chen, G Hilary, XS Tian (2019). Data Breach Disclosure and Insider Trading

• • G Vojković, M Milenković, T Katulić (2019). IoT and Smart Home Data Breach Risks from the Perspective of Croatian Data Protection and Information Security Law

• • H Hammouchi, O Cherqi, G Mezzour, M Ghogho, ME Koutbi (2019). Digging Deeper into Data Breaches: An Exploratory Data Analysis of Hacking Breaches Over Time

• • FA Shaikh, D Joseph (2019). Effects of information security legitimacy on data breach consequences: Moderating effect of impression management

• • VM Harshini, S Danai, HR Usha, MR Kounte (2019). Health Record Management through Blockchain Technology

• • M Chernyshev, S Zeadally, Z Baig (2019). Healthcare data breaches: Implications for digital forensic readiness

• • S Paudel (2019). Data Breach a Cyber Security Issue in Cloud

• • G Chimuka (2019). Leadership in the cyber warfare era: Formulating a data breach reporting and management strategy

• • I Confente, GG Siciliano, B Gaudenzi, M Eickhoff (2019). Effects of data breaches from user-generated content: A corporate reputation analysis

• • SC Ayo (2019). Data Breach e-Crime, A Case Study and Legal Analysis

• • H Koch, N Adeleye (2019). Psychological Injury, Cyber Crime and Data Breach Damages

• • T Zarsky (2019). Data Breach Harms-Bringing in the Courts, or Leaving Them out

• • J Foerderer, SW Schuetz (2019). Data Breach Announcements and Stock Market Reactions: A Matter of Timing?

• • VJ Richardson, RE Smith (2019). Much ado about nothing: The (lack of) economic impact of data privacy breaches

 

2018

• • Y Zou, AH Mhaidli, A McCall, F Schaub (2018). “I’ve Got Nothing to Lose”: Consumers’ Risk Perceptions and Protective Actions after the Equifax Data Breach

• • KL Gwebu, J Wang, L Wang (2018). The role of corporate reputation and crisis response strategies in data breach management

• • R Janakiraman, JH Lim, R Rishika (2018). The effect of a data breach announcement on customer behavior: Evidence from a multichannel retailer

• • DJ Marcus (2018). The Data Breach Dilemma: Proactive Solutions for Protecting Consumers’ Personal Information

• • MH Gabriel, A Noblin, A Rutherford, A Walden, K Cortelyou-Ward (2018). Data breach locations, types, and associated characteristics among US hospitals

• • M Eling, K Jung (2018). Copula approaches for modeling cross-sectional dependence of data breach losses

• • A Daly (2018). The introduction of data breach notification legislation in Australia: A comparative view

• • SR Curtis, JR Carre, DN Jones (2018). Consumer security behaviors and trust following a data breach

• • B Nieuwesteeg, M Faure (2018). An analysis of the effectiveness of the EU data breach notification obligation

• • RM Krisby (2018). Health care held ransom: Modifications to data breach security & the future of health care privacy protection

• • SA Talesh (2018). Data breach, privacy, and cyber insurance: How insurance companies act as “compliance managers” for businesses

• • A McLeod, D Dolezel (2018). Cyber-analytics: Modeling factors associated with healthcare data breaches

• • JG Bellika, A Makhlysheva, PA Bakkevoll (2018). A significant increase in the risk for exposure of health information in the United States: result from analysing the US data breach registry

• • B Dayanim, E George (2018). Data breach litigation and regulatory enforcement: A survey of our present and how to prepare for the future

• • C Lending, K Minnick, PJ Schorno (2018). Corporate governance, social responsibility, and data breaches

• • M Ashraf, J Sunder (2018). Can shareholders benefit from consumer protection disclosure mandates? Evidence from data breach disclosure laws and the cost of equity

• • RE Anderson Jr (2018). Low-cost strategies to strengthen cybersecurity: Low-cost strategies can help healthcare organizations avoid the high price of a data breach

• • D Yao (2018). Data Breach and Multiple Points to Stop It

• • M Tarr (2018). Accountability Is the Best (Privacy) Policy: Improving Remedies for Data Breach Victims through Recognition of Privacy Policies as Enforceable Agreements

• • C Behan (2018). Leaving Class Action Plaintiffs with Too Many Legs to Stand on: The Inconsistent Application of Article III Standing Requirements in Data Breach Casess

• • J Romanova (2018). Control of digital data breach risks in companies as a crucial factor for guarding human right to privacy

• • P Finnigan (2018). Data Breach

 

2017

• • Bisogni, F., Asghari, H., van Eeten, M. (2017). Estimating the size of the iceberg from its tip : An investigation into unreported data breach notifications. 16th Annual Workshop on the Economics of Information Security.

• • L Cheng, F Liu, D Yao (2017). Enterprise data breach: causes, challenges, prevention, and future directions

• • S Goode, H Hoehle, V Venkatesh, SA Brown (2017). User compensation as a data breach recovery action: An investigation of the Sony PlayStation network breach

• • S Kashmiri, CD Nicol, L Hsu (2017). Birds of a feather: intra-industry spillover of the Target customer data breach and the shielding role of IT, marketing, and CSR

• • DJ Solove, DK Citron (2017). Risk and anxiety: A theory of data-breach harms

• • JL Mills, K Harclerode (2017). Privacy, Mass Intrusion, and the Modern Data Breach

• • P Wang, SA Park (2017). COMMUNICATION IN CYBERSECURITY: A PUBLIC COMMUNICATION MODEL FOR BUSINESS DATA BREACH INCIDENT HANDLING

• • G Bai, JX Jiang, R Flasher (2017). Hospital risk of data breaches

• • A Wehbé (2017). OPM Data breach case study: Mitigating personnel cybersecurity risk

• • D Fabbri, ME Frisse, B Malin (2017). The Need for Better Data Breach Statistics

• • DJ Baldwin, JP Buckley, DR Slaugh (2017). Insuring Against Privacy Claims Following a Data Breach

• • JH Schuessler, D Nagy, HK Fulk & A Dearing (2017). Data Breach Laws: Do They Work?

• • C Greene, J Stavins (2017). Did the Target data breach change consumer assessments of payment card security?

• • KA Whitler, PW Farris (2017). The Impact of Cyber Attacks On Brand Image. Why Proactive Marketing Expertise Is Needed for Managing Data Breaches

• • G Reitberger, S Wetzel (2017). Investigating the impact of media coverage on data breach fatigue

• • NL Colvin, TC Dougherty (2017). Trends for Potential Insurance Coverage for Losses Arising from a Data Breach

• • A Panou, C Ntantogian, C Xenakis (2017). RiSKi: A framework for modeling cyber threats to estimate risk for data breach insurance

• • KD Martin, A Borah, RW Palmatier (2017). Data privacy: Effects on customer and firm performance

• • B Kim, K Johnson, SY Park (2017). Lessons from the five data breaches: Analyzing framed crisis response strategies and crisis severity

• • R Lange, EW Burger (2017). Long-term market implications of data breaches, not

• • BC West (2017). No Harm, Still Foul: When an Injury-in-Fact Materialized in a Consumer Data Breach

• • OC Ferrell (2017). Broadening marketing’s contribution to data privacy

• • B Schafer (2017). Speaking Truth to/as Victims–A Jurisprudential Analysis of Data Breach Notification Laws

• • SH Hong, M Alazab (2017). Cybercrime and Data Breach: Privacy Protection through the Regulation of Voluntary Notification

• • J Botha, M Grobler, M Eloff (2017). Global data breaches responsible for the disclosure of personal information: 2015 & 2016

• • JZ Dillon (2017). Standing on the Wrong Foot: The Seventh Circuit’s Eccentric Attempt to Rescue Risk-Based Standing in Data Breach Litigation

• • S Alavi (2017). Allocating Risk and Preparing for a Data Breach

 

2016

• • Bisogni, F. (2016). Proving Limits of State Data Breach Notification Laws: Is a Federal Law the Most Adequate Solution?. Journal of Information Policy, 6, 154-205, 2016, Penn State University Press.

• • EJ Dominitz (2016). To Err Is Human; to Insure, Divine: Shouldn’t Cyber Insurance Cover Data Breach Losses Arising (in Whole or in Part) from Negligence

• • M Souccar (2016). Data Breach: What YOU can do about it?.

• • LJ Trautman, PC Ormerod (2016). Corporate directors’ and officers’ cybersecurity standard of care: The Yahoo data breach

• • D Bugni (2016). Standing Together: An Analysis of the Injury Requirement in Data Breach Class Actions

• • JW Yoon (2016). Harmed by a Data Breach: Consumers May Find It Easier to Prove Standing under Seventh Circuit Decision

• • EP Linehan (2016). Is the Injury Real?: The Seventh Circuit Extends Article III Standing to Data Breach Victims

• • AG Dunn (2016). The Data Breach Realm

• • N Beatty (2016). Standing Room Only: Solving the Injury-in-Fact Problem for Data Breach Plaintiffs

• • R Wilson, SJ Shine (2016). Is Your Data Protected? A Look at Cybersecurity Regulations in the US and EU

• • S Wheatley, T Maillart, D Sornette (2016). The extreme risk of personal data breaches and the erosion of privacy

• • D Hanner, GZ Jin, M Luppino, T Rosenbaum (2016). Economics at the FTC: Horizontal mergers and data security

• • Y Agelidis (2016). Protecting the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: “Exposure” Data Breaches and Suggestions For Coping With Them

• • C Campbell (2016). Protect your System from Cyberattacks!

• • WG Voss (2016). Internal compliance mechanisms for firms in the EU General Data Protection Regulation