Merrill Warkentin is affiliated with Mississippi State University in the United States. Their research primarily spans the fields of Computer Science and Social Sciences, with a strong emphasis on Information Systems and related disciplines.
The scientist's work focuses on areas including Information and Cyber Security, Cybercrime and Law Enforcement Studies, Privacy, Security, and Data Protection, Technology Adoption and User Behaviour, Network Security and Intrusion Detection, Spam and Phishing Detection, and Terrorism, Counterterrorism, and Political Violence.
Warkentin has contributed to the academic community through multiple publications in leading venues. Frequent publication venues include:
The following recent papers illustrate the scope and thematic focus of their research:
Collaboration is a notable aspect of Warkentin's research career, with frequent co-authors including:
Warkentin's main areas of publication concentrate on information security topics covering both technical and behavioral aspects, as well as the intersection of technology with law enforcement and privacy issues. Their subfields further highlight engagement with social sciences, strategy and management, and computer networks and communications.
J. P. Shim;Merrill Warkentin;James F. Courtney;Daniel J. Power
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Merrill Warkentin;David Gefen;Paul A. Pavlou;Gregory M. Rose
Merrill E. Warkentin;Lutfus Sayeed;Ross Hightower
Robert E. Crossler;Allen C. Johnston;Paul Benjamin Lowry;Qing Hu
Karen D. Loch;Houston H. Carr;Merrill E. Warkentin
Robert Willison;Merrill Warkentin
Merrill Warkentin;Robert Willison
Allen C. Johnston;Merrill Warkentin;Mikko Siponen
Sidhartha R. Das;Shaker A. Zahra;Merrill E. Warkentin
Merrill Warkentin;Peggy M. Beranek
Peter Tarasewich;Robert C. Nickerson;Merrill Warkentin
Manlio Del Giudice;Veronica Scuotto;Armando Papa;Shlomo Y. Tarba
Merrill Warkentin;Allen C Johnston;Jordan Shropshire
Jordan Shropshire;Merrill Warkentin;Shwadhin Sharma
David Gefen;Gregory M. Rose;Merrill Warkentin;Paul A. Pavlou
Allen C. Johnston;Merrill Warkentin;Maranda E. McBride;Lemuria D. Carter
Jordan B. Barlow;Merrill Warkentin;Dustin Ormond;Alan R. Dennis
Merrill Warkentin;Mark B. Schmidt;Ernest Bekkering
Merrill Warkentin;Ravi Bapna;Vijayan Sugumaran
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