Cyber Security Compliance Among Remote Workers

Nyarko, Diana Adjei; Fong, Rose Cheuk-wai

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-20160-8_18

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“…In Ref. [93], Nyarko and Fong investigate cybersecurity compliance among remote employees, a topic that is relevant given the rise in remote employment. Their research sheds light on the difficulties and solutions associated with preserving cybersecurity in decentralized work settings.…”

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A Novel Authentication Scheme Based on Verifiable Credentials Using Digital Identity in the Context of Web 3.0

Nita,

Mihailescu

2024

Electronics

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This paper explores the concept of digital identity in the evolving landscape of Web 3.0, focusing on the development and implications of a novel authentication scheme using verifiable credentials. The background sets the stage by placing digital identity within the broad context of Web 3.0′s decentralized, blockchain-based internet, highlighting the transition from earlier web paradigms. The methods section outlines the theoretical framework and technologies employed, such as blockchain, smart contracts, and cryptographic algorithms. The results summarize the main findings, including the proposed authentication scheme’s ability to enhance user control, security, and privacy in digital interactions. Finally, the conclusions discuss the broader implications of this scheme for future online transactions and digital identity management, emphasizing the shift towards self-sovereignty and reduced reliance on centralized authorities.

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A Novel Authentication Scheme Based on Verifiable Credentials Using Digital Identity in the Context of Web 3.0

Nita,

Mihailescu

2024

Electronics

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“…These clusters are not always available for direct in-house access, and thus the analysis data and subsequent results must be transferred to and from these clusters. The COVID-19 pandemic only increased the need for remote access to this infrastructure, and even though reliable statistics on the frequency and size of cybercrime are scarce [21], the need for remote users to follow security guidelines has only grown in importance [19]. In addition to moving the processing to a remote resource, this implementation will also attempt to protect both endpoints by using containers on the remote host and limiting the remote host's access to the users private directories with sand-boxing.…”

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Slurm Scheduling From Rules-Based Systems

Blomqvist,

Marchant

Kalpa Publications in Computing

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This paper explores how a rules based scheduling system can be integrated with a traditional workload manager such as slurm. This integration will be done with as minimal additional setup by a user as is feasible, while maintaining security of the network, as well as any machines involved. To this effect the processing component known as the Conductor in the rules-based scheduling system MEOW, has been extended with a remote option. This will enable MEOW to transmit jobs to a remote system, with the option of using slurm to orchestrate them. The new option is evaluated by comparing the execution time of using the remote solution without slurm, with that of existing components. Furthermore, the overhead of using various slurm methods for scheduling jobs with that of running the jobs remotely without using slurm is compared. It is shown that the remote solution adds a flat overhead to the execution time as both the number of jobs and size of the transmitted data increases, and that the overhead associated with using slurm on top of it is largely insignificant. This is considered to be an acceptable result given the test environment that was used.

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An Empirical Study on the Information Security Threats Due to Remote Working Environments

Senapati,

Bharathi

2024

Intelligent Systems for Smart Cities

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Cyber Security Compliance Among Remote Workers

Cited by 6 publications

References 44 publications

A Novel Authentication Scheme Based on Verifiable Credentials Using Digital Identity in the Context of Web 3.0

A Novel Authentication Scheme Based on Verifiable Credentials Using Digital Identity in the Context of Web 3.0

Slurm Scheduling From Rules-Based Systems

An Empirical Study on the Information Security Threats Due to Remote Working Environments

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