Cybercriminal approaches in big data models for automated heavy vehicles

Kaushik, Keshav; Bathla, Gourav; Naeem, Usman; Kumar, Adarsh

doi:10.1016/b978-0-323-90592-3.00018-5

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“…It discusses the expansion of defense networks, the resulting security challenges, and various cyberattacks commonly found in defense networks. 25 Cybercriminal approaches in big data models for automated heavy vehicles [73] The chapter provides a comparative analysis of cybersecurity maturity models and introduces major classes of automated heavy vehicles, recent trends, driver assistance facilities, wireless networks, and cyberattacks on vehicle infrastructure. 26 Cybersecurity for railways -A maturity model [74] The chapter highlights the increasing frequency and severity of cyber-attacks in various sectors, including railways, and the need to move towards advanced security analytics and automation to prevent security breaches.…”

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AIM Triad: A Prioritization Strategy for Public Institutions to Improve Information Security Maturity

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In today’s world, private and government organizations are legally obligated to prioritize their information security. They need to provide proof that they are continually improving their cybersecurity compliance. One approach that can help organizations achieve this goal is implementing information security maturity models. These models provide a structured framework for measuring performance and implementing best practices. However, choosing a suitable model can be challenging, requiring cultural, process, and work practice changes. Implementing multiple models can be overwhelming, if possible. This article proposes a prioritization strategy for public institutions that want to improve their information security maturity. We thoroughly analyzed various sources through systematic mapping to identify critical similarities in information security maturity models. Our research led us to create the AIM (Awareness, Infrastructure, and Management) Triad. This triad is a practical guide for organizations to achieve maturity in information security practices.

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