Hybrid modelling as a tool for analysis of information systems security

Lupin, Sergey; Tun, Hein; Thike, Aye Min; Puschin, M.

doi:10.1109/eiconrusnw.2016.7448169

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“…The study is conducted in accordance with ethical standards that guarantee confidentiality, informed consent of participants and protection of their data [25]. If necessary, an ethical consent is obtained from the relevant institutional audit council [26].…”

Section: Ethical Issuesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Merging IoT data with information systems modeling allows companies to process information about their business processes in real time. This makes it possible to better understand the technological cycles, identify weaknesses and improve the efficiency of the process [25]. It was found that the use of IoT data allowed organizations to improve processes, reduce cycle time and increase overall productivity.…”

Section: Process Optimizationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Hybrid information systems modeling technology for business process analysis based on the internet of things

Askaruly,

Abitova

2023

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This article examines the impact of Internet of Things (IoT) data integration and hybrid information systems modeling on business process analysis. The study aims to confirm the assumption that such integration increases the accuracy and efficiency of the analysis.The review part emphasizes the importance of analyzing business processes for successful existence in a rapidly changing and competitive business environment. The main focus is on the use of IoT and modeling of information systems to improve the productivity of the organization.The methodological part describes the research approach: collection and analysis of empirical data in comparison with scientific literature. The integration of real-time IoT data with information systems modeling is the basis of the research approach.The results of the work confirm the initial assumption, revealing the significant impact of the integration of IoT data and modeling of information systems on the analysis of business processes. This allows organizations to achieve greater operational efficiency, optimize resources and make informed decisions.The practical value of the hybrid approach is emphasized for organizations wishing to improve the analysis of their business processes. Integration of IoT and modeling of information systems helps to optimize processes and increase overall productivity.The work confirms the importance and usefulness of using a hybrid approach in the analysis of business processes based on IoT, highlighting the advantages of integrating IoT data and modeling information systems. The hybrid approach has the potential to improve business processes and achieve success in today's competitive environment.

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Hybrid information systems modeling technology for business process analysis based on the internet of things

Askaruly,

Abitova

2023

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“…The research literature on ISP compliance indicates that a general problem exists among employees who do not comply with prescribed information security policies [4]. It is also known that employees can be the most significant security threat to company information when they participate in risky behaviors such as accidentally installing viruses on company computers or using specific programs without prior knowledge [5]. Finally, Miller and Gregory [6] assert that consideration should be given to human behavior when authoring organizational policy.…”

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A Perspective on the Intersection of Information Security Policies and IA Awareness, Factoring in End-User Behavior

Muller¹

2020

Annals of Computer Science and Information Systems

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In 2017 Executive Order 13800 was enacted for all federal entities to use the NIST Cybersecurity Framework to report on FISMA compliance. According to GAO-19-545 report sixteen agencies were identified as failing to successfully implement FISMA regulations rooted in information security policies (ISPs). This paper will introduce the link between information assurance awareness with the prescribed actions and its direct influence on information security policies. While organizations are conscious of the federal rules and regulations, most continue to fail to successfully implement and comply with the guidelines due to a sincere lack of information assurance and awareness, which ties directly into human behavior. A discussion on the intersection of information security awareness and behavior will be presented. The UTAUT theory measures and informs the researcher on factors that influence the end-user. Conclusively, recommendations will be offered on why organizations need to invest in a mechanism that measures these factors, which increases information awareness to change behavior, thus achieving better compliance with their organizational ISPs.

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Combination of context-role and perimeter protection paradigms for modelling the security of information systems

Tun¹,

Lupin²,

Gureev³

2016

AIP Conference Proceedings

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Hybrid modelling as a tool for analysis of information systems security

Abstract: Article presents a method of complex assessment of information system security based on a hybrid simulation in AnyLogic and describes the simulation model structure comprising a set of parameters to define the functionality.

Cited by 8 publications

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Hybrid information systems modeling technology for business process analysis based on the internet of things

Hybrid information systems modeling technology for business process analysis based on the internet of things

A Perspective on the Intersection of Information Security Policies and IA Awareness, Factoring in End-User Behavior

Combination of context-role and perimeter protection paradigms for modelling the security of information systems

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