Measuring the Influence of Methods to Raise the E-Awareness of Cybersecurity for Medina Region Employees

Alharbe, Mahmood Abdulghani

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-6048-4_35

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“…[26] Development an establishment of ISMS [27] Awareness measures [28], [29], [30], [31], [32], [33] Lack of skilled workers in public sector and effects [34], [35] Physical Security and Security Assessment [36], [37], [38], [39], [40] Legal framework parameters in cybersecurity domain [41], [42] Maturity models [43], [44] Most papers deal with the safeguarding of the technical components or tackle the analysis of cyber-attacks and pos-sible preventive measures. It is striking that a large number of papers put the staff in the focus and examine how their awareness for cybersecurity can be increased.…”

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Information security management in German local government

Moses¹,

Sandkuhl²,

Kemmerich³

2022

Communication Papers of the 17th Conference on Computer Science and Intelligence Systems

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4The growing importance of information security in organizations is undisputed. This is particularly true of local governments, because modern administrative action is no longer conceivable today without electronic communication media and IT procedures. The complexity of information technology, the increasing degree of networking (also with citizens) and the dependence of the administration on ITsupported procedures has led to the fact that the security of information technology and associated processes must be given a higher priority and a corresponding cybersecurity strategy must be substantiated. Existing approaches either fall short or cannot be applied to the context of local government without revision and adaptation. In this article, case studies of implementations of IT security projects in local government are examined. Specific focus is on the differences between information security management system (ISMS) implementations of different hierarchical levels of governmental organizations. The results show current challenges in increasing the resilience of the local government.

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