Assessing Cybersecurity Awareness Among Public Sector Employees in Saudi Arabia: A Study on Social Engineering Vulnerabilities
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2024-08-28
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Royal Holloway University of London
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to evaluate the level of cybersecurity awareness among employees in
the public sector of Saudi Arabia with a specific focus on understanding their vulnerability to social
engineering attacks. This literature review examines cybersecurity awareness among public sector
employees towards social engineering vulnerabilities.
This study measures cybersecurity knowledge across Saudi public sector workers using a
quantitative, positivist-guided methodology. It employs a logical approach to test hypotheses using
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online surveys that are examined using SPSS. Convenience sampling as well as the cross-sectional
approach allow for extensive data gathering while upholding participant protection ethics.
Description
This study measures cybersecurity knowledge across Saudi public sector workers using a
quantitative, positivist-guided methodology. It employs a logical approach to test hypotheses using
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online surveys that are examined using SPSS. Convenience sampling as well as the cross-sectional
approach allow for extensive data gathering while upholding participant protection ethics.
Keywords
valuate the level of cybersecurity, vulnerability to social engineering attacks, longitudinal strategy