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ORCIDAdéle da Veiga
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- affiliation: University of South Africa, Johannesburg
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2020 – today
- 2024
[j19]Kudakwashe Maguraushe
, Adéle da Veiga, Nico Martins:
A personal information privacy perceptions model for university students. Inf. Secur. J. A Glob. Perspect. 33(4): 394-424 (2024)- [c28]Alisa Dayanand, Adéle da Veiga:
Privacy Policies on Websites: A Case Study in the Financial Industry in South Africa. HAISA (2) 2024: 147-167 - [c27]Dzunani Makhuvele, Adéle da Veiga:
Analysing Websites Privacy Policies: A Study of E-commerce Websites in South Africa. HAISA (2) 2024: 168-183 - 2023
- [j18]Adéle da Veiga:
A model for information security culture with creativity and innovation as enablers - refined with an expert panel. Inf. Comput. Secur. 31(3): 281-303 (2023) - [j17]Elmarie Kritzinger, Adéle da Veiga, Wynand van Staden:
Measuring organizational information security awareness in South Africa. Inf. Secur. J. A Glob. Perspect. 32(2): 120-133 (2023) - [j16]Adéle da Veiga, Steven Furnell, Yuxiang Hong, Merrill Warkentin:
Introduction to the special issue on insider threats in cybersecurity. J. Inf. Secur. Appl. 79: 103585 (2023) - [c26]Armand Vorster, Adéle da Veiga:
Proposed Guidelines for Website Data Privacy Policies and an Application Thereof. HAISA 2023: 192-210 - [c25]Tebogo Kesetse Lejaka, Adéle da Veiga, Marianne Loock:
Towards Roles and Responsibilities in a Cyber Security Awareness Framework for South African Small, Medium, and Micro Enterprises (SMMEs). HAISA 2023: 211-224 - 2022
- [j15]Adéle da Veiga:
A study on information privacy concerns and expectations of demographic groups in South Africa. Comput. Law Secur. Rev. 47: 105769 (2022) - [j14]Adéle da Veiga, Marianne Loock, Karen Renaud:
Cyber4Dev-Q: Calibrating cyber awareness in the developing country context. Electron. J. Inf. Syst. Dev. Ctries. 88(1) (2022) - [c24]Adéle da Veiga, Elisha O. Ochola, Mathias Mujinga, Emilia Mwim:
Investigating Data Privacy Evaluation Criteria and Requirements for e-Commerce Websites. ARTIIS (2) 2022: 297-307 - [c23]Morena Abiel Tsoeu, Adéle da Veiga:
A Cyber4Dev Security Culture Model. ARTIIS (2) 2022: 339-351 - [c22]Victor Reppoh, Adéle da Veiga:
Cyber4Dev Security Culture Model for African Countries. HAISA 2022: 173-185 - [c21]Adéle da Veiga:
A Model for Information Security Culture with Innovation and Creativity as Enablers. HAISA 2022: 186-196 - 2021
- [j13]Yotamu Gangire, Adéle da Veiga, Marlien Herselman:
Assessing information security behaviour: a self-determination theory perspective. Inf. Comput. Secur. 29(4): 625-646 (2021) - [j12]Paulus Swartz, Adéle da Veiga, Nico Martins:
Validating an information privacy governance questionnaire to measure the perception of employees. Inf. Comput. Secur. 29(5): 761-786 (2021) - [c20]Adéle da Veiga, Elisha O. Ochola, Mathias Mujinga, Keshnee Padayachee, Emilia Mwim, Elmarie Kritzinger, Marianne Loock, Pheeha Machaka:
A Reference Point for Designing a Cybersecurity Curriculum for Universities. HAISA 2021: 46-62 - [c19]Charles Mawutor Ocloo, Adéle da Veiga, Jan H. Kroeze:
A Conceptual Information Security Culture Framework for Higher Learning Institutions. HAISA 2021: 63-80 - 2020
- [j11]Adéle da Veiga, Liudmila V. Astakhova, Adele Botha, Marlien Herselman:
Defining organisational information security culture - Perspectives from academia and industry. Comput. Secur. 92: 101713 (2020) - [j10]Adéle da Veiga, Ruthea Vorster, Fudong Li, Nathan L. Clarke, Steven M. Furnell:
Comparing the protection and use of online personal information in South Africa and the United Kingdom in line with data protection requirements. Inf. Comput. Secur. 28(3): 399-422 (2020) - [j9]Benson Zenda, Ruthea Vorster, Adéle da Veiga:
Protection of personal information: An experiment involving data value chains and the use of personal information for marketing purposes in South Africa. South Afr. Comput. J. 32(1) (2020) - [c18]Adéle da Veiga, Jacques Ophoff:
Concern for Information Privacy: A Cross-Nation Study of the United Kingdom and South Africa. HAISA 2020: 16-29 - [c17]Yotamu Gangire, Adéle da Veiga, Marlien Herselman:
Information Security Behavior: Development of a Measurement Instrument Based on the Self-determination Theory. HAISA 2020: 144-157 - [c16]Kudakwashe Maguraushe, Adéle da Veiga, Nico Martins:
Validation of an Information Privacy Perception Instrument at a Zimbabwean University. HAISA 2020: 300-314
2010 – 2019
- 2019
- [c15]Kudakwashe Maguraushe, Adéle da Veiga, Nico Martins:
A conceptual framework for a student personal information privacy culture at universities in Zimbabwe. ICICIS 2019: 143-156 - [c14]Yotamu Gangire, Adéle da Veiga, Marlien Herselman:
A conceptual model of information security compliant behaviour based on the self-determination theory. ICTAS 2019: 1-6 - [c13]Tebogo Kesetse Lejaka, Adéle da Veiga, Marianne Loock:
Cyber security awareness for small, medium and micro enterprises (SMMEs) in South Africa. ICTAS 2019: 1-6 - [c12]Paulus Swartz, Adéle da Veiga, Nico Martins:
A conceptual privacy governance framework. ICTAS 2019: 1-6 - [c11]Khangwelo Muronga, Marlien Herselman, Adele Botha, Adéle da Veiga:
An Analysis of Assessment Approaches and Maturity Scales used for Evaluation of Information Security and Cybersecurity User Awareness and Training Programs: A Scoping Review. NextComp 2019: 1-6 - 2018
- [j8]Adéle da Veiga:
An information privacy culture instrument to measure consumer privacy expectations and confidence. Inf. Comput. Secur. 26(3): 338-364 (2018) - [j7]Adéle da Veiga:
An approach to information security culture change combining ADKAR and the ISCA questionnaire to aid transition to the desired culture. Inf. Comput. Secur. 26(5): 584-612 (2018) - [c10]Adéle da Veiga, Ruthea Vorster, Fudong Li, Nathan L. Clarke:
A Comparison of compliance with data privacy requirements in two countries. ECIS 2018: 86 - [c9]Adéle da Veiga:
An online information privacy culture: A framework and validated instrument to measure consumer expectations and confidence. ICTAS 2018: 1-6 - 2017
- [j6]Adéle da Veiga, Nico Martins:
Defining and identifying dominant information security cultures and subcultures. Comput. Secur. 70: 72-94 (2017) - [c8]Adéle da Veiga:
The influence of data protection regulation on the information security culture of an organisation - A case study comparing legislation and offices across jurisdictions. HAISA 2017: 65-79 - [c7]Adéle da Veiga:
An Information Privacy Culture Index Framework and Instrument to Measure Privacy Perceptions across Nations: Results of an Empirical Study. HAISA 2017: 188-201 - [c6]Adéle da Veiga, Ruthea Vorster, Colin Pilkington, Hanifa Abdullah:
Compliance with the protection of personal information act and consumer privacy expectations: A comparison between the retail and medical aid industry. ISSA 2017: 16-23 - 2016
- [j5]Adéle da Veiga:
Comparing the information security culture of employees who had read the information security policy and those who had not: Illustrated through an empirical study. Inf. Comput. Secur. 24(2): 139-151 (2016) - [c5]Neriyan Nadasen, Colin Pilkington, Adéle da Veiga:
Personal information value chains in the South African insurance industry - an experiment. CONF-IRM 2016: 28 - [c4]Paulus Swartz, Adéle da Veiga:
PoPI Act - opt-in and opt-out compliance from a data value chain perspective: A South African insurance industry experiment. ISSA 2016: 9-17 - 2015
- [j4]Adéle da Veiga, Nico Martins:
Information security culture and information protection culture: A validated assessment instrument. Comput. Law Secur. Rev. 31(2): 243-256 (2015) - [j3]Adéle da Veiga, Nico Martins:
Improving the information security culture through monitoring and implementation actions illustrated through a case study. Comput. Secur. 49: 162-176 (2015) - [c3]Nico Martins, Adéle da Veiga:
An Information Security Culture Model Validated with Structural Equation Modelling. HAISA 2015: 11-21 - [c2]Adéle da Veiga:
The Influence of Information Security Policies on Information Security Culture: Illustrated through a Case Study. HAISA 2015: 22-33 - [c1]Adéle da Veiga:
An Information Security Training and Awareness Approach (ISTAAP) to Instil an Information Security-Positive Culture. HAISA 2015: 95-107 - 2010
- [j2]Adéle da Veiga, Jan H. P. Eloff:
A framework and assessment instrument for information security culture. Comput. Secur. 29(2): 196-207 (2010)
2000 – 2009
- 2007
- [j1]Adéle da Veiga, Jan H. P. Eloff:
An Information Security Governance Framework. Inf. Syst. Manag. 24(4): 361-372 (2007)
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