Gender impact on information security in the Arab world

Al Izki, Fathiya Hamed Salim and Weir, George; Jahankhani, H and Carlile, A and Akhgar, B and Hessami, A. G. and Hosseinian-Far, A, eds. (2015) Gender impact on information security in the Arab world. In: Global Security, Safety and Sustainability: Tomorrow's Challenges of Cyber Security. Communications in Computer and Information Science, 534 (1). Springer International Publishing AG, GBR, pp. 200-207. ISBN 978-3-319-23276-8

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    Abstract

    Access to technology and the benefits derived from its use are not available on equal terms to men and women. In this paper, we review research that sheds light on the relationship between the Digital Divide and Gender in the context of Arab countries and suggest that the extent of gender digital divide is influenced by cultural attitudes and consider how this divide may affect information security.

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    Al Izki, Fathiya Hamed Salim ORCID logoORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1841-9323 and Weir, George ORCID logoORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6264-4480; Jahankhani, H, Carlile, A, Akhgar, B, Hessami, A. G. and Hosseinian-Far, A
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