SaaS computing and its impact on the workplace
This week as a group each team is required to deliver:
The focus of your research, (that is the problem that you were working on).
How was the problem identified? ( that is the background of the problem)
What are the benefits of your research? (that is the significance of your problem that you have researched)
Descriptive Research Study
10.- Instruments – (Worth 6-points)
11.- Research procedures – (Worth 6-points)
12.- Data Analysis – (Worth 6-points)
NOTE1: You are not required to collect data from the primary source. Make sure you don’t state in your paper that you have collected data through interviews. If you mention in you paper that you have or will be collecting data, your group will receive zero (0) for this assignment.
NOTE2: You will only work with secondary data from Peer-Reviewed Journals.
NOTE3: This is a continuation of your proposed project that you started in week-2 Each group to deliver:
Steps and Procedures:
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An assignment submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements
for ISOL 633 course as part of the degree of ___________
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School of Computing and Information Sciences
University of the Cumberlands
ISOL 633 – Legal, Regulations, Investigations, and Compliance
Professor: Dr. Zadok Hakim
Due: December 2, 2018
Fall 2018
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Theory Summary
Deterrence theory
Deterrence theory (DT) is originally a term used in psychology and criminology, and it is
used to provide a model for understanding human thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Erickson,
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the more severe a punishment, it is thought, the more likely that a rationally calculating human
being will desist from criminal acts. In criminology, “the concept of deterrence is used to
describe the prevention of criminal behavior through the use of, or by the threat of, legal
sanctions” (Meier & Johnson, 1977, p. 293)
According to D’arcy and Herath (2011, p. 488), deterrence theory is “one of the most
widely applied theories in information systems (IS) security research, particularly within
behavioral IS security studies”.
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References
D’arcy, J., & Herath, T. (2011). A review and analysis of deterrence theory in the IS security
literature: Making sense of the disparate findings. European Journal of Information
Systems, 20(6), 643-658.
Erickson, M. L., Gibbs, J. P., & Jensen, G. F. (1977). The deterrence doctrine and the perceived
certainty of legal punishments. American Sociological Review, 305-317.
Meier, R. F., & Johnson, W. T. (1977). Deterrence as social control: The legal and extralegal
production of conformity. American Sociological Review, 292-304.
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University of the Cumberlands
School of Computing and Information Sciences
Certification of Authorship
Submitted to (Professor’s Name): Dr. Zadok Hakim
Course: ________________________
Student’s Name: ________________
Date of Submission: December 2, 2018
Purpose and Title of Submission: ____________________________________________
Certification of Authorship: I hereby certify that I am the author of this document and that any
assistance I received in its preparation is fully acknowledged and disclosed in the document. I
have also cited all sources from which I obtained data, ideas, or words that are copied directly or
paraphrased in the document. Sources are properly credited according to accepted standards for
professional publications. I also certify that this paper was prepared by (me or by my group #)
for this purpose.
Students’ Signature: ____________________________