Partial least squares structural equation modeling, commonly known as PLS-SEM, allows researchers to examine relationships among constructs that cannot always be measured directly. These latent constructs may include concepts such as trust, technology acceptance, organizational readiness, behavioral intention, or perceived…
Artificial intelligence is entering cybersecurity with extraordinary speed. It can analyze alerts, summarize incidents, identify suspicious activity, generate reports, recommend actions, and help security teams sort through more information than any person could examine alone. New capabilities seem to appear…
Sampling decisions shape everything that follows in a research study. Before a single survey response is collected, researchers must decide who counts as eligible to participate, how those individuals will be identified, and how selection from among them will occur….
Technology is often judged by what it allows people to do. It can make work faster, expand access to information, and reduce the effort required to complete complex tasks. Artificial intelligence extends those benefits even further by helping people write,…
A Sudden Change in Direction Cybersecurity professionals work in an environment shaped by evolving threats, technologies, organizational priorities, and regulatory requirements. Even when an implementation schedule appears settled, the conditions surrounding it may change quickly. On July 13, 2026, the…
Technology is often described as if it were neutral, objective, and separate from human psychology. In practice, that is rarely how people experience it. Human beings approach tools, systems, platforms, and processes with prior beliefs, habits, emotions, expectations, and blind…