Systematic Literature Review on Security Access Control Policies and Techniques Based on Privacy Requirements in a BYOD Environment: State of the Art and Future Directions

Ayedh M, Aljuaid Turkea; Wahab, Ainuddin Wahid Abdul; Idris, Mohd Yamani Idna

doi:10.3390/app13148048

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“…This is what makes the topic of BYOD mobile device security relevant, as it is becoming an integral part of modern business. As stated by [5], there is currently a large lack of control over devices in a BYOD environment. Organizations do not always have full control over employee devices, which leads to the risk of data leakage if the device is lost or compromised.…”

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Enhancing BYOD mobile device security in a hybrid environment

Ahmadov

2023

Sustainable Engineering and Innovation

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Research on enhancing Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) security in hybrid environments is critically relevant and important to protect data and ensure customer and organizational trust through the development of strong security policies. The study aims to develop and implement effective strategies and interventions that will help ensure that corporate data and resources are protected when employees use personal mobile devices in an environment where both on-premises and cloud-based resources are present. The methods used include analytical, deduction, modeling, statistical, and synthesis methods. This research identified specific vulnerabilities of potential threats to BYOD mobile devices in a hybrid environment and developed security strategies that include recommendations for creating a security policy and using a mobile device management system. The research led to the development of specific technical solutions, such as recommendations for mobile device configuration. This included educating employees and managers about security rules and the importance of adhering to security policies, and updated lists of current BYOD security threats and challenges given the changing threat environment. The practical value of the work lies in providing practical relevance to organizations by providing robust protection of sensitive data and resources, increasing employee comfort and confidence in the security of personal devices, easing IT departments’ tasks of device management and threat detection, and increasing customer and partner confidence in a security-layer organization.

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Enhancing BYOD mobile device security in a hybrid environment

Ahmadov

2023

Sustainable Engineering and Innovation

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“…Security, privacy, and trust considerations in interconnected environments spanning administrative domains with decentralized data [21][22][23].…”

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End-to-End Service Availability in Heterogeneous Multi-Tier Cloud–Fog–Edge Networks

Kabashkin

2023

Future Internet

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With the evolution towards the interconnected future internet spanning satellites, aerial systems, terrestrial infrastructure, and oceanic networks, availability modeling becomes imperative to ensure reliable service. This paper presents a methodology to assess end-to-end availability in complex multi-tiered architectures using a Markov model tailored to the unique characteristics of cloud, fog, edge, and IoT layers. By quantifying individual tier reliability and combinations thereof, the approach enables setting availability targets during the design and evaluation of operational systems. In the paper, a methodology is proposed to construct a Markov model for the reliability of discrete tiers and end-to-end service availability in heterogeneous multi-tier cloud–fog–edge networks, and the model is demonstrated through numerical examples assessing availability in multi-tier networks. The numerical examples demonstrate the adaptability of the model to various topologies from conventional three-tier to arbitrary multi-level architectures. As connectivity becomes ubiquitous across heterogeneous devices and networks, the proposed approach and availability modeling provide an effective tool for reinforcing the future internet’s fault tolerance and service quality.

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An improved smart contract-based bring your own device (BYOD) security control framework

Almarhabi

2024

Alexandria Engineering Journal

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Systematic Literature Review on Security Access Control Policies and Techniques Based on Privacy Requirements in a BYOD Environment: State of the Art and Future Directions

Cited by 3 publications

References 102 publications

Enhancing BYOD mobile device security in a hybrid environment

Enhancing BYOD mobile device security in a hybrid environment

End-to-End Service Availability in Heterogeneous Multi-Tier Cloud–Fog–Edge Networks

An improved smart contract-based bring your own device (BYOD) security control framework

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