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Security questions are one of the mechanisms used to recover passwords.Strong answers to security questions (i.e. high entropy) are hard for attackersto guess or obtain using social engineering techniques (e.g. monitoring ofsocial networking profiles), but at the same time are difficult to remember.Instead, weak answers to security questions (i.e. low entropy) are easy toremember, which makes them more vulnerable to cyber-attacks. Convenience leadsusers to use the same answers to security questions on multiple accounts, whichexposes these accounts to numerous cyber-threats. Hence, current securityquestions implementations rarely achieve the required security and memorabilityrequirements. This research study is the first step in the development of amodel which investigates the determinants that influence users' behaviouralintentions through motivation to select strong and memorable answers tosecurity questions. This research also provides design recommendations fornovel security questions mechanisms.

A Model for Enhancing Human Behaviour with Security Questions: A Theoretical Perspective