behavior in organizations is the biggest threat to information security (Schneier, 2000)(Martins & Eloff, 2002)(Da Veiga et al, 2007). Currently, research in IS focuses on technical mechanisms of security, and does not think about employee interactions with the system (Parsons et al, 2010). Research has shown that an emerging threat to information security is the insider (Hu et al, 2012)(PWC, 2014). The insider threat is the most difficult information security challenges that organizations face, as well
auditing in Information Security Governance Frameworks. Abstract Auditing aims to provide a well-informed assurance over information security efforts. The present work tries to understand the role of auditing from an Information Security perspective by reviewing three Information Security Governance Frameworks. An initial view of auditing from various literature is first constructed to understand the expected purpose of Auditing. This initial understanding then guides the assessment of frameworks. The frameworks
for Secure Information systems Design Methods" (Siponen, 2006) are advocating for an overall design method that will address problems of a design system in order to create systems with less problems of attacks and ease of use for better organizational systems. By having an overall design method to use as a guide, it will help engineers in developing better systems overall. Many observers feel that integrity, authenticity, reliability, and archiving are requirements for a successful security information
Meshram, Student, Department of computer Science and information Technology, Amravati University, Email: meshram.ne@gmail.com Abstract Machine learning inspires many practical solutions that maximize many resource utilization and prolong the lifespan of a network. As wireless sensors network (WSNs) monitor dynamic environment that rapidly changes over time such behavior is either caused by the external factor or by initiated by the system designers. A comparative
Adoption, Usage and Impact of Internet of Things through use of Big Data Analytics” [1]. • A framework was proposed in this paper based on the possibility that innovation will develop from observed “things”, to “system of things”, and at last to a "Web of Things". • Prior to the framework proposed in this paper, there were few other frameworks proposed by different authors in different papers. • One such framework is discussed where “cloud-based software-as-a-service (SaaS), platform-as-a-service (PaaS)
come with areas that need to be discussed as described by Berman and Cerf in their article about the Internet of Things. These being, Policies for the Internet of Things safety, security, and privacy. Legal framework for determining appropriate behavior. Human rights and ethical behavior in the Internet of Things. Human rights and ethical behavior in the Internet of Things. Lastly,
In this essay we will present security issues of a networking concept referred to as ambient networks, which aims to enable the cooperation of heterogeneous networks belonging to different operator or technology domains. In this way, it appears as homogeneous to the users of the network services. Providing security in ambient networks is a huge challenge. The main reason is that the traditional security model is not valid anymore. Traditional security assumes that there is a vulnerable channel
A PROPOSED FRAMEWORK FOR NETWORK FORENSICS INQUISITION & RELATIVE SUBSTANTIATION WITH OTHER FRAMEWORKS A Thesis Submitted In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements For the Degree Of MASTER OF TECHNOLOGY In Computer Science & Engineering By SAKSHI BANSAL (Enrollment no: 21341314008) Under the Supervision of Mr. ANCHIT BIJALWAN Uttaranchal University, Dehradun, Uttarakhand) To the Faculty of Computer Science & Engineering UTTARANCHAL UNIVERSITY DEHRADUN May, 2015 CERTIFICATE Certified
Abstract– Technological advancement in computer technology has opened new horizons for human progress along with creating new criminal opportunities. These computer based crimes are difficult to handle due to their rapid growth and transnational scope. It needs a two prong strategy which includes procedural and legal enhancements. Keeping in view the need of standardization in computer forensic process a comprehensive framework is suggested in this research. It will allow investigators to submit acceptable
network of a wide array of devices (information sensing devices) exchanging information and interacting with each other via the Internet and within the boundaries of certain protocols. We can thus characterize IoT as an ecosystem of connected people, objects and services, enabled by a pervasive and transparent technology designed to improve our quality of life. Internet of Things (IoT) can be envisaged as the single greatest technological wave in the information industry after the magnanimous Internet