Exploring the Influence of Intellectual Property Rights and Organizational Culture on Information Security Measures: A Study on Corporate Risk Management

This paper looks at how Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and the organizational culture influence the information security measures within corporate risk management in the Indian context. It analyses the data using SPSS software which involves percentage analysis, regression and correlation between how strong IPR frameworks and a proactive security culture improve information security practices. The results demonstrate that the resultant security success in the organizations with strong IPR and a high-security culture is better, but such problems as employee awareness and policy implementation remain. Some of the recommendations involve better training, communication and incorporation of tougher policies to strengthen the IPR and information security. This study is done from Indian organizations.