According to this week's article, which of the following statements about the importance of cultural dimensions in enforcing security policies from a parent company to its subsidiaries is true? Group of answer choices In high power distance cultures, enforcing security policies that impose limits on managers' rights can be problematic. Adopting technologies that hinder performance is not welcomed in high-masculinity cultures because these cultures focus more on career advancement. In low-uncertainty avoidance cultures, imposing rules and regulations by a parent company is more difficult. Policies such as monitoring employee behavior and computer abuse will be harder to enforce in cultures that are more individualistic. All of the above