INSTRUCTIONS!!!

 MY TERM IS CAPSTONE PROJECT!! SO USE THE OPPROPRIATE TERMS!! IT IS IN BOLD LETTERS

Having developed a research question and conducted a literature review, the next step is to apply an appropriate research methodology or technique to address the research or project question. When choosing a research methodology or technique, it is essential that the researcher chooses a methodology or technique that matches the research or project question.

Note that learners completing a dissertation use the terms, "methodology/method" and "research question." Learners completing a Capstone Project use the terms, "technique" and "project question."

Gather conclusions from your readings and research and determine what method or technique would be best for your topic. For your methodology section, address the following:

• Describe methods, populations, and ethics for your enterprise compliance management-information management security issue.
  • Identify the research purpose, method or technique, and questions to be asked.
  • Analyze data regarding methods, populations, and ethics for the enterprise compliance management-information security issue.
  • The approved qualitative method or technique is generic qualitative inquiry.
  • The approved quantitative method or technique is quantitative regression.
• Synthesize the current best quantitative or qualitative methodological approach for your enterprise compliance management-information management security issue.
• For quantitative regression, identify what instrument will be used to operationalize or measure variables. For qualitative research, identify what interview questions will be asked.
• Describe the population chosen and how participants are contacted.
• Describe how sampling is performed.
• Include a 20-reference bibliography.

Below are credentials for two of the books in our readings for the week it is too much to copy paste if you can look it up please do..

Time will tell: The case for an idiographic approach to behavioral cybersecurity research Mark as done

Title: Time will tell: The case for an idiographic approach to behavioral cybersecurity research

Author: Cram, W. A., D’Arcy, J., & Benlian, A.

Journal Title: MIS QuarterlyISSN: 0276-7783

Publication Date: 2024

Volume: 48 

Issue: 1

Start page: 95

 End page: 136 

Title: Increasing accountability through user-interface design artifacts: A new approach to addressing the problem of access-policy violations

Author: Vance, A., Benjamin Lowry, P., & Eggett, D.

Journal Title: MIS Quarterly

Publication Date: (2015)

Volume: 39

Issue: 2

Start page: 345 

'End page: 366, A1 – A8