RETRACTED: The Strategy Detection on Information Security in Corporate Organizations on Crucial Asset

Abstract

Information Security is a crucial asset within an organization, and it needs to be protected, Information System (IS) Security is still threats a significant concern for many organizations. Is profoundly crucial for any organization to preserve Information System (IS) Security and computer resources, hardware, software, and networks, etc.The Information System (IS)assets against malicious attacks such as unauthorized access and improper use. This research, we developed a theoretical model for the adoption process of IS Security innovations in organizations, are numerous measures available that provides protection for organization IS assets, including (hardware, software, networks, etc.) and antivirus, firewall, filters, Intrusion Detection System (IDS), encryption tools, authorization mechanisms, authentication systems, and proxy devices. The model is to derive by the four combining theoretical models of innovation adoption, namely, the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB, Diffusion of Innovation theory (DOI), the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM),) and the Technology-Organisation-Environment (TOE) framework. The Computer security education needs to consider as a means of to combat against threats Arachchilage and Arachchilage et al., 2016). (Arachchilage and Love, 2013; While the process of innovation assimilation is as a result of the user acceptance of innovation within the organization. This model depicts security innovation adoption in organizations, as a two decision proceeding for any organization. The stage until its acquisition of innovation and adoption process from the initiation is considered as a decision made any organization. The The model also introduces several factors that influence the different stages of information Security and the innovation adoption process Adoption of IS security measures by the individuals and organizations.

Investigating the drivers of cybersecurity enhancement in public organizations: The case of Jordan

“…Nevertheless, some parallels between approaches exist. Some universal cybersecurity goals include acquiring cyber resilience, protecting vital information infrastructures, reducing cybercrime, and contributing to building global cyberspace guidelines (Makeri, 2020). Kumar et al (2020) suggested five necessary considerations for developing effective cybersecurity strategies: clear vision, security governance, security risk management, reward strategies for workers, and information sharing about cybersecurity threats and criminals.…”

“…Organizations must prepare a variety of corresponding safeguard strategies and countermeasures to ensure adherence to cybersecurity guidelines and regulations through consistently evaluating possible or real cybersecurity violations (Longley, 2019). Many previous studies have demonstrated that normative pressure is an important driver for enhanced information security compliance (Makeri, 2020). Jeyara and Zadeh (2020) argued that organizations are increasingly pressured to respond to cyber threats as cybersecurity awareness and solutions have developed, impacting the professionals they employ, the solutions they adopt, and the strategies with which they manage professional circumstances.…”

Design and Implementation of a Smart Surveillance Security System

“…The system in [2] provides two methods to implement home security using IOT. One of using web cameras such that whenever there is any motion detected by the camera, it sounds an alarm and sends a mail to the owner [22,23,24]. This method of detecting intrusion is quite good but somehow expensive due to the cost of cameras involved in the process [3, 25, 26,].…”

“…If there is an object movement in the room, the intensity changes and detecting the object movement takes place. The PIR Sensor is small in size, inexpensive in price, uses low power, easy in use and connectivity[21][22]…”