ICT Security Measures for the Companies within European Union Member States – Perspectives in COVID-19 Context

Meghisan-Toma, Georgeta-Madalina; Nicula, Vasile Cosmin

doi:10.2478/picbe-2020-0035

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“…Moreover, the COVID-19 pandemic substantially increased the number of employees working from home, challenging the security systems and forcing companies to revise their ICT security policies (Meghișan-Toma & Nicula, 2020).…”

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Entrepreneurship in the Digital and Industry 4.0 Age: A semi-systematic literature review

Biclesanu

Dima

2021

Proceedings of the International Conference on Business Excellence

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Industry 4.0 and digitalization are changing the business world. While companies are optimizing their processes and adapting to the new market conditions, some entrepreneurs are pushing the boundaries by creating new organizations that are capitalizing on the digital environment or even building the technologies behind it, achieving fast, impressive results. The paper is concerned with characterizing the Romanian entrepreneurship within the digitalization and Industry 4.0 context, through the means of a semi-systematic literature review of articles and conference proceedings published within last five years, indexed in the Thomson Reuters Web of Science (WoS) Core Collection database. Manual filtering, categorization and synthesis of the relevant articles were used along with co-occurrence networks built in VOSviewer. The main directions were discovered to be in six areas on the use of technology in business and two areas which were also particularly related to entrepreneurship education.

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Section: Cyber Securitymentioning

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Entrepreneurship in the Digital and Industry 4.0 Age: A semi-systematic literature review

Biclesanu

Dima

2021

Proceedings of the International Conference on Business Excellence

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“…Security weaknesses are an inevitable part of new technological breakthroughs, frequently exposing threats that weren't expected. According to [5], security needs are applied to the growth of ICT usage in homes, individuals, or businesses.…”

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New Management Standard for Digital Data Protection Using A PDCA Model Anchored to ISO/IEC 27001 and R.A. 10173

Cofino,

Cruz,

Balogo

et al. 2023

IJETAE

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ICT security has proven to be important in any organization in dealing with digital data. In implementing data protection, there are several challenges that an organization may encounter such as employee’s lack of awareness and education, cybersecurity threats, data breaches, lack of technical infrastructure, and limited resources. To combat internal security threats and encourage employees' security habits every agency, in the different sectors of the government must practice and promote data protection awareness against cybercrimes. To improve the security posture of every public or private organization in the Philippines. This study looked at a newly suggested security management standard that offers a thorough framework for detecting and evaluating risks to ICT (information and communication technology) systems and applications. The proposed standard strongly emphasizes the necessity of ongoing security control monitoring and assessment, frequent recovery plan testing and evaluation, and compliance with the PDCA Model anchored to the ISO/IEC 27001 standard and the Data Privacy Act of 2012. The study examined the suggested standard's main aspects and potential business advantages, including security, compliance, and stakeholder coordination and communication as well as emphasized the difficulties in implementing the suggested standard, including the requirement for significant resources and knowledge. The proposed standard also provides a common language for communication and collaboration among stakeholders, including I.T. staff, business leaders, and external partners. This can help promote a security culture and ensure everyone in the organization works together towards a common goal.

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Cyber security during the COVID-19 pandemic

Wang¹,

Alexander

2021

AIMS Electronics and Electrical Engineering

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ICT Security Measures for the Companies within European Union Member States – Perspectives in COVID-19 Context

Cited by 5 publications

References 8 publications

Entrepreneurship in the Digital and Industry 4.0 Age: A semi-systematic literature review

Entrepreneurship in the Digital and Industry 4.0 Age: A semi-systematic literature review

New Management Standard for Digital Data Protection Using A PDCA Model Anchored to ISO/IEC 27001 and R.A. 10173

Cyber security during the COVID-19 pandemic

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