Challenges to Sustainable Risk Management: Case Example in Information Network Security

Pinto, C. Ariel; Arora, Ashish; Hall, D.E.; Schmitz, Edward J.

doi:10.1080/10429247.2006.11431680

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“…The SoSE management matrix developed by Gorod et al (2008) includes risk management as one of the conceptual areas, and the way risk management deals with emergence is to verify and validate the achievement of new behaviours. The realisation that current problem scenarios in which EMs and SEs work cannot be aptly described by traditional systems notions has been presented by Keating et al (2003Keating et al ( , 2008 and Pinto et al (2006). They have explicitly and implicitly described the complexity and emergent behaviour of modern types of systems, e.g., SoS, enterprise systems, and federation of systems.…”

Section: First Foundation Of Risk: Undesirable Consequencesmentioning

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System of systems perspective on risk: towards a unified concept

Pinto

McShane

Bozkurt

2012

IJSSE

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Many systems and projects that concern systems engineers, engineering managers, and business managers today can be defined as system of systems (SoS), which are described as ambiguous, uncertain and dynamic, among others. In addition to the traditional view on risk identification, analysis and management, the concept of risk should be considered with respect to these systems of systems. The purpose of this paper is to analyse both fundamental concepts and recent publications in system of systems, business and engineering management, as well as risk analysis, modelling, and management for the purpose of better describing the concept of risk with respect to system of systems. The ultimate goal is to provide engineering and business managers the necessary perspective on the concept of risk and its management for the next generation of systems -including various descriptions of risk and discussion of the relevance of properties of system of systems to sustainable management of risks in engineered systems. To achieve a truly sustainable management of risk, there has to be a change in paradigm from a traditional description of risk to that of a more holistic perspective.

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Section: First Foundation Of Risk: Undesirable Consequencesmentioning

confidence: 97%

System of systems perspective on risk: towards a unified concept

Pinto

McShane

Bozkurt

2012

IJSSE

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“…However, it is only a national network. Therefore, it is desirable for Korean NGOs to follow their counterparts in the USA and form an international network (Pinto et al, 2006;Shekhar et al, 2020). Similarly, the popularity of outsourcing in the field of emergency management has recently increased, particularly by procuring related services and products from other markets in the international community.…”

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Management of nuclear power plant emergency: a case of Korea

Ha¹

2021

IJBCRM

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This study aimed to show how the management of nuclear power plant emergencies in Korea may be improved. 'Self-interest' and 'all-interests' management approaches of various stakeholders: the nuclear power plant operating company, local governments, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), and residents, were compared. From an international perspective, the effective management of a nuclear power plant emergency in a local community is outlined through qualitative content analysis. It was observed that the above-mentioned four stakeholders have not approached radiological emergencies as a societal issue, but rather as their own business-or workrelated matter. Thus, a major finding of this study is that the local community must reform the current self-interest management by incorporating all-interests management in the near future.

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“…The optimum level of informationsecurity investments is treated on the basis of the expected cost/ benefit investment trade-offs. Pinto, Arora, Hall, and Schmitz (2006) introduce a calculation of risk-based return on investment (RROI). RROI pertains to the ratio between the net benefit in implementing an IT solution and the cost of this implementation.…”

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confidence: 99%