Blockchain Technology: A Review on Architecture, Security Issues and Challenges

Maidamwar, Priya; Chavhan, Nekita

doi:10.33564/ijeast.2020.v04i12.039

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“…The adoption of Blockchain technology is taking place at a fast pace, but security risks and concerns associated with Blockchain exist (Zamani et al, 2018). Technical challenges in Blockchain cybersecurity include securing communication networks, protecting data and transactions, and ensuring the integrity and reliability of Blockchain systems (Maidamwar & Chavhan, 2020). The decentralised and transparent nature of Blockchain introduces unique vulnerabilities that require advanced security measures (Kushwaha et al, 2022).…”

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Managing Cybersecurity Risks in Emerging Technologies

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2023

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Nowadays, it has become increasingly important for companies to effectively manage cybersecurity risks in emerging technologies. This article presents an overview of cybersecurity in these technologies. It sheds light on the obstacles that businesses encounter when dealing with these risks. The field of cybersecurity poses challenges that need to be overcome. Technical challenges include securing communication networks and protecting data and systems from threats. Moreover, it is crucial to ensure the dependability and trustworthiness of emerging technologies. Organisational challenges involve preparing and training employees and devising effective strategies to address the unique cybersecurity issues associated with new technologies. Regulatory challenges arise due to changing compliance requirements in a global context where different countries have diverse cybersecurity laws. To effectively manage cybersecurity risks, it is essential to follow established risk management practices, such as identifying and assessing risks systematically. However, there are gaps in research and practices that should be addressed. These gaps include the lack of frameworks for conducting cost-benefit analyses, a limited understanding of the role played by error in cybersecurity incidents, and the necessity for comprehensive strategies to deal with the constantly evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats. Bridging these gaps requires investigation along with developing effective strategies for improving cybersecurity in emerging technologies.

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Section: Technical Challengesmentioning

confidence: 99%