Factors that Influence the Adoption of Information Security on Requirement Phase for Custom-Made Software at SMEs

Alghamdi, Fatimah; Hamza, Nermin; Tamimi, Moutasm

doi:10.1109/cais.2019.8769519

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“…A comprehensive understanding of existing research is achieved through a systematic literature review (SLR) research methodology to fulfil the research objectives of investigating data privacy in IoT systems [3,12,19]. In this study, the systematic mapping process is conducted through the graphical representation of the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) [20] flow diagram as illustrated in Figure 1.…”

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Exploring the Impact of METO Factors with Data Privacy Changes at IoT Systems: A Comprehensive Review

Alshehri,

Rahman

2024

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The rapid evolution of technology across various sectors, including individual, governmental, and nongovernmental IoT solutions, has resulted in significant shifts in data privacy requirements. These changes in regulations, policies, and procedures regarding data privacy have adversely affected security concerns, encompassing regulatory compliance, privacy protection, and security measures within In-house IoT software development companies. Therefore, the study aims to explore IoT privacy issues from the perspectives of in-house IoT software development companies and security, involving the collection of privacy concerns to gain new insights into challenges from various perspectives. To achieve this, we conduct a systematic review following the PRISMA approach to identify, evaluate, and interpret IoT privacy issues. We applied inclusion and exclusion criteria, focusing on accepting research papers for investigation published between 2015 and 2024. Out of 720 papers, 38 peer-reviewed articles were accepted. The primary classification of IoT privacy issues was as follows: 54% were related to management, 8% to organizational factors, 14% to environmental concerns, and 24% to technological aspects, MOTE Factors. Besides, we illustrate the associations between MOTE factors and security factors to avoid key conflicts at in-house IoT software development companies. Most explored articles were published between 2018 and 2024, illustrating an increasing interest among researchers in contributing to IoT privacy issues.

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“…This paper designed a classification schema based on Management, Organizational, Technological, and Environmental factors (MOTE) factors [19], [21], [22], [23] that impact IoT systems regarding the changes of privacy issues and contributions. The management factors include issues related to risk management and policy management.…”

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Exploring the Impact of METO Factors with Data Privacy Changes at IoT Systems: A Comprehensive Review

Alshehri,

Rahman

2024

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“…Furthermore, the qualitative study conducted by [29] on safety factors in the development of custom software in SMEs provides a significant insight into future trends in software security in these companies. By conducting a systematic literature review, factors were identified and analyzed from management, development, organization, and environmental perspectives.…”

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Analysis of Strategies for the Integration of Security Practices in Agile Software Development: A Sustainable SME Approach

Valdés-Rodríguez,

Hochstetter-Diez,

Diéguez-Rebolledo

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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Incorporating security into software development in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) is an increasingly relevant challenge and a crucial necessity, especially in an uncertain and fast-paced environment like that of an agile setting. Given the growing threat of cyberattacks, it is imperative to address this issue. This article examines and subsequently analyzes existing strategies in the literature regarding secure software development in the context of SMEs employing agile methodologies. The study initiates a systematic literature review to identify strategies employed in this context. The findings reveal that 57.9% of the studies present strategies to tackle security in agile software development, with 20.2% specifically focusing on SMEs. Subsequently, practices demonstrating success in integrating security measures into the software development lifecycle (SDLC) are analyzed and categorized. The results underscore the necessity of addressing security in the agile environment, as it remains a significant challenge in software development. Effective approaches are also required for small businesses to ensure application protection and long-term sustainability.INDEX TERMS agile development; security practices; secure development; SMEs; sustainability

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Current Trend of Software Requirement Engineering Process in IT Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)-A Systematic Literature Review

Basri,

Kumar,

Fahrurazi

et al. 2023

2023 13th International Conference on Information Technology in Asia (CITA)

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Factors that Influence the Adoption of Information Security on Requirement Phase for Custom-Made Software at SMEs

Cited by 3 publications

References 36 publications

Exploring the Impact of METO Factors with Data Privacy Changes at IoT Systems: A Comprehensive Review

Exploring the Impact of METO Factors with Data Privacy Changes at IoT Systems: A Comprehensive Review

Analysis of Strategies for the Integration of Security Practices in Agile Software Development: A Sustainable SME Approach

Current Trend of Software Requirement Engineering Process in IT Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)-A Systematic Literature Review

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