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Increased levels of digitalization in society expose companies to newsecurity threats, requiring them to establish adequate security and privacymeasures. Additionally, the presence of exogenous forces like new regulations,e.g., GDPR and the global COVID-19 pandemic, pose new challenges for companiesthat should preserve an adequate level of security while having to adapt tochange. In this paper, we investigate such challenges through a two-phase studyin companies located in Denmark -- a country characterized by a high level ofdigitalization and trust -- focusing on software development and tech-relatedcompanies. Our results show a number of issues, most notably i) a misalignmentbetween software developers and management when it comes to the implementationof security and privacy measures, ii) difficulties in adapting companypractices in light of implementing GDPR compliance, and iii) different views onthe need to adapt security measures to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic.

A Mixed-method Study on Security and Privacy Practices in Danish Companies