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Understanding the role of cybersecurity culture in the gig economy: the case of platform-based food delivery workers in Gauteng
The growth of gig economy platforms has coincided with increased cybersecurity threats and attacks. As gig platforms have evolved, so too have cybercriminals, with attacks such as malware, phishing, and social engineering becoming increasingly sophisticated and human centric. However, cybersecurity...
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Department of Information Systems
2026
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