YUPANQUI, Josue Ruben Altamirano    ORE, Sussy Bayona. Information Security Policies: A Systematic Review of Theories Explaining Their Compliance. []. , 25, pp.112-134. ISSN 1646-9895.  https://doi.org/10.17013/risti.25.112-134.

The information security policies implemented by organizations to protect their information is perhaps one of the issues that could generate controversy, due to the fact that despite their existence there are violations of information security, caused by the human factor . The different roles that people play, such as: end user, security team administrator, information administrator, security policy supervisor, information system attacker, etc., will have a different effect and consequence for each case. Through the systematic literature review  it has been found that the most relevant theories that the authors are employing in their investigations related to compliance with security policies are focused on understanding human behavior through psychological or social theories, which leads to an interdisciplinary approach that allows a global vision, not only from a technological perspective, but from the perspective of other disciplines, which together lead to a real approach to the problem

: Information Security Policies; Systematic review; Compliance.

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