Digital identification of vehicles not only for investigative and forensic purpose

Rak, Roman; Felcan, Miroslav; Kopencova, Dagmar

doi:10.1109/icvisp54630.2021.00013

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“…We encounter the term "threat" in all security analyses. Threats exist in all fields of human activity -in industry, energy, economics (Periokaite, Dobrovolskiene, 2021), healthcare (Kharaishvili, Blake et al, 2021), military, critical infrastructure, information technology (Rak, Felcan, Kopencova, 2021), social sphere (Jackulikova, Vrankova et al, 2022;Jůzl, Vlach, 2022), politics, social sciences, etc. Generally speaking, threats can be any theoretical phenomenon that can negatively impact a protected object (protected asset), i.e.…”

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“…One of the first tasks was to compare and unify the basic definitions used in domestic and foreign literature (Botrugno, Malagnino et al, 2022;Ansari, Pandey et al, 2022). In the first phase, an extensive literary search was conducted as part of the solution of the theoretical task (Ajdari, Asgharpour, 2011;Dirnbach, Kubjatko, 2020;Rak, Kopencova, Felcan, 2021). It was found that basic concepts are perceived differently by various security entities -security forces, scientific institutions, companies, and government institutions.…”

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Threats and their triggers in the globalized economy

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The paper deals with security issues in a globalized, economically oriented world. The authors present a general, theoreticalpractical view of a systemic, object-process approach to analysing security threats of various categories. The paper generally analyses and categorises the sources and characteristics of threats according to various factors, which in practice may pose a threat to objects of interest or processes that have significant value for their owners. Emphasis is placed on threats of an economic, social, societal, or political nature that are typical of societies today, primarily unilaterally oriented towards economic gain. The authors' approach is purposefully general so that it can be applied to all sectors where security analysis is necessary i) to identify threats, weak spots in protected objects, states, or processes, ii) to discover vulnerabilities, iii) to realistically assess risks and propose protective measures.

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