Information Systems Behavior on System Security in the Perspective of “Theory of Reasoned Action”

Abstract

The increasing number of Cooperatives and MSMEs in Jombang, East Java is accompanied by the main challenges that arise generally from internal organizations, especially human resources for supervisors and administrators in supporting an operating system that is fast, easy, transparent, and has high accountability so as to build member trust by the use of information technology in business management. The aim of the research is to find users’ behavioral aspects in information system security to support the accountability of organization’s charter and budgeting. This study uses Theory of Reasoned Action (TRA) to analyze the relationship between attitudes towards information systems, subjective norms on information systems, intention in information system security behavior, and information system security behavior. SEM-PLS (Partial Least Square) with SmartPLS 3.0 was used as a data analysis tool. four hypotheses are accepted and only one hypothesis is rejected which is subjective norms of information systems on information system security behavior. This research emphasizes the solid factor of intention to bridge the subjective norm and attitude toward information system behavior and underline the importance of security policy and standard to stimulate the integrated behavior impact in accountability and governance.