THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INFORMATION LEVEL OF INDIVIDUALS REGARDING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND THEIR PERCEPTIONS CONCERNING INFORMATION SECURITY: UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AS EXAMPLE
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Information security, perception of information security, digital threatsAbstract
As a result of the developments experienced in information technology, many such services as bill payment, shopping, e-government transactions, access to libraries and information sources, finding the routes to go are possible to find in virtual worlds. Transferring all these businesses and operations to the IT environments comes along with the security problems. Because the threats, which come to the information shared in these environments, increse rapidly and show great diversifications, the importance of works to be done on the security of information is increasing with each passing day. Today, especially those information and communication devices having internet access are used extensively by individuals. Every day, many new threats, with which the individuals encounter while they are using these devices, and new measures to be taken against these threats can be added to the present ones. This situation requires users to keep up to date constantly their information on this subject. In this study, the data which is obtained by measuring the relationship between information level of university students concerninig information technologies and their perceptions about information security was shared, and measures which can be taken against information security threats and solution proposals were presented.Downloads
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