Abstract
The present research study proposed some of the big data usage perspective for testing either they have role in creating information security concern or not. The researchers first dig out some of the theoretical support for filling the gap regarding big data and information security bridge that was previously noted in the literature. The present researches approached big data analytics manager in the Pakistani banking industries for validating the proposed model. The Data was analyzed by using SPSS Andrews approach due to the nature of the research study. The findings revealed that proposed perspective including perceived benefits, cloud storage and online behavior monitoring should be test in the future studies by proposing their indirect affect in the creation of information security issue. The study brings new aspect in the literature of management regarding big data usage practices.
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