Peculiarities of cyber security management in the process of internet voting implementation

Limba, Tadas; Agafonov, Konstantin; Paukštė, Linas; Damkus, Martynas; Plėta, Tomas

doi:10.9770/jesi.2017.5.2(15)

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“…Jankalová and Jankal (2017) provide a complex discussion on corporate social responsibility evaluation and corresponding tools, applicable to the field of personal data protection. Limba et al (2017) examine various types of cyber-security tools for e-government environment and applications.…”

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Analysis of Personal Data-Sharing Consent Factors, With Focus on Loyalty Programs in the Czech Republic

Formánek

Tahal

2018

Business: Theory and Practice

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The purpose of this study is to provide structured, topical and representative analysis of personal data sharing preferences in the Czech Republic. Within the context of personal data sharing and protection, we focus on profiling individuals who voluntarily share their personal data with good-faith corporate entities. Loyalty program operators serve as a common and representative model of commercially driven collection and processing of personal data. We address different types of personal data and factors affecting individual data-sharing consent. Our original research is based on primary surveyed data (806 respondents surveyed during 2017). Multiple quantitative methods such as hierarchical clustering and logistic regression are employed in the analysis. Also, an important part of our research is based on evaluation of structured in-depth interviews, focused on personal data sharing and protection topics. We find pronounced socio-demographic differences in individual propensity to share one’s personal data with commercial data processors. Main findings and contrasting factors are pointed out and discussed within the paper. Our analysis reflects the needs of academic and corporate researches to whom it provides actionable and stratified results, especially in context of the new EU legislation: the GDPR directive on personal data protection.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis of Personal Data-Sharing Consent Factors, With Focus on Loyalty Programs in the Czech Republic

Formánek

Tahal

2018

Business: Theory and Practice

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“…We see the cybersecurity issues of social networks as emerging area of further research [78][79][80][81].…”

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Evaluation of Advertising Campaigns on Social Media Networks

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Abstract:As the virtual environment is constantly changing, not only users' informational and knowledge needs but also the means and channels of communication with customers applied by organizations change. There is a noticeable trend to move more and more advertising campaigns to social media networks because of the opportunities they provide to organizations and users, which results in the ever-increasing popularity of social media networks and a number of their users. Such a transition is explained by one of the main objectives organizations have: to inform their customers in an appropriate way and receive feedback on social media networks, which is difficult when traditional advertising channels and means are applied. Since advertising campaigns on social media networks are evolving rapidly, their assessment factors and methods, which receive controversial opinions in both scientific literature and practice, change too. Researchers assess and interpret the factors that influence the effectiveness of advertising campaigns on social media networks differently. Thus, a problem arises: how should we evaluate which approach is more capable of accurately and fully reflecting and conveying reality? In this research, this problem is studied by connecting approaches of different researchers. These approaches are linked to the effectiveness assessment of advertising campaigns on social media network aspects. To achieve the objective of this study, such research methods as analysis of scientific literature, multiple criteria and expert assessment (a structured survey and an interview) were applied. During the study, out of 39 primary assessment factors, eight primary factors that influence the effectiveness of advertising campaigns on social media networks were identified: sales, content reach, traffic to website, impressions, frequency, relevance score, leads and audience growth.

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“…Šios tematikos publikacijų gausa išsiskiria Štitilis, Marcinauskaitė. Kai kurie Lietuvos mokslininkai, tiesiogiai nenagrinėdami elektroninių nusikaltimų, pateikia pavienius darbus apie kriminalistinius šių nusikaltimų aspektus (tarp naujausių -Grigaliūnas, Toldinas, Venčkauskas, 2017;Barkauskas, Spiečiūtė, Juodkaitė-Granskienė, 2016;Venčkauskas et al, 2015), nacionalinį saugumą ir kritinę infrastruktūrą (Štitilis et al, 2017b;Limba, Stankevičius, Andrulevičius, 2019;Limba et al, 2017b;Martišius, 2014; ir kiti), elektroninius rinkimus (Limba et al, 2017a;Limba, Agafonov, 2012). Šių sričių mokslininkų įdirbį detaliai analizuoti reikėtų atskirai dėl kitokių nei socialiniuose tyrimuose teorinių ir metodinių pagrindų, specifinių praktinio taikymo galimybių.…”

Section: Teorinės Ir Metodinės Paradigmos Socialiniuose Tyrimuose Apie Elektroninius Nusikaltimus Lietuvojeunclassified

Social Research about Online Crime: Key Global Paradigms and the State of Research in Lithuania

Šupa

2021

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This paper analyses key differences between two paradigms dominant in social research on online crime: the more prevalent neopositivist paradigm and the more recent critical–cultural paradigm. Based on an extensive analysis of up-to-date literature, the key paradigmatic oppositions in online crime research encompass: 1) in neopositivism, the conceptual separation of technological and social practices, the reliance on rational choice approaches in theory, especially routine activity theory, and the tendency towards quantitative research methods; 2) in the critical–cultural paradigm, a complex and context-dependent approach to the technosocial as a continuum, theoretical roots in critical theory, cultural criminology, actor-network theory, and feminist theory, and the emphasis on qualitative methods. The field of online crime research in Lithuania is dominated by legal studies, while social research is rare and fragmented. The existing social research of online crime in Lithuania lacks a solid theoretical basis in either paradigm. Methodologically, there are examples of both quantitative (surveys, analysis of registered crime statistics) and qualitative studies (interviews, discussion groups, content analysis). However, most of the studies are small-scale and their scarcity makes it nearly impossible to evaluate the strengths, weaknesses, and complimentary potential of each approach in the specific national and regional context.

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Peculiarities of cyber security management in the process of internet voting implementation

Cited by 13 publications

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Analysis of Personal Data-Sharing Consent Factors, With Focus on Loyalty Programs in the Czech Republic

Analysis of Personal Data-Sharing Consent Factors, With Focus on Loyalty Programs in the Czech Republic

Evaluation of Advertising Campaigns on Social Media Networks

Social Research about Online Crime: Key Global Paradigms and the State of Research in Lithuania

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