The economic impact of cyber terrorism

Hua, Jian; Bapna, Sanjay

doi:10.1016/j.jsis.2012.10.004

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“…Existing and potential dangers in the circle of cybersecurity are among the most genuine difficulties of the 21st century. To ensure E-Governance extends there is a requirement for data security best practices (Hua, & Bapna, 2013). Security policies, practices, and techniques must be set up just as the use of security technology.…”

Section: Cyber Security In E-governance Case Studymentioning

confidence: 99%

Cyber Security

Kalakuntla

Vanamala

Kolipyaka

2019

HOLISTICA – Journal of Business and Public Administration

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Cyber Security accepts a vigorous role in the area of information technology. Safeguarding the information has become an enormous problem in the current day. The cybersecurity the main thing that originates in mind is ‘cyber crimes’ which are aggregate colossally daily. Different governments and organizations are taking numerous measures to keep these cyber wrongdoings. Other than different measures cybersecurity is as yet a significant worry to many. This paper mostly emphases on cyber security and cyber terrorism. The significant trends of cybersecurity and the consequence of cybersecurity discuss in it. The cyber-terrorism could make associations lose billions of dollars in the region of organizations. The paper also explains the components of cyber terrorism and motivation of it. Two case studies related to cybersecurity also provide in this paper. Some solution about cyber security and cyber terrorism also explain in it.

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Section: Cyber Security In E-governance Case Studymentioning

confidence: 99%

Cyber Security

Kalakuntla

Vanamala

Kolipyaka

2019

HOLISTICA – Journal of Business and Public Administration

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“…Consistent with the syntax view of information, which characterizes the vast majority of these papers (84%), these papers assume that systems can achieve a state of (dynamic) equilibrium with their environment. The premise style is mostly based on practical problems related to different areas of concern such as software development (Chiang & Mookerjee, 2004;Port & Bui, 2009), IT service pricing (Das, Du, Gopal, & Ramesh, 2010;Sen, Raghu, & Vinze, 2009), risk management (Hu, Shao, Hua, & Wong, 2012;Hua & Bapna, 2013;Kumar, Park, & Subramaniam, 2008), and dynamic resource allocation (Ba, Stallaert, & Zhang, 2010;Velu, Madnick, & Van Alstyne, 2013). The inference style is mostly based on the literature concerning equilibrium models (e.g., game theory, differential equations, etc.)…”

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Exploring Foundations for Using Simulations in IS Research

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Spagnoletti²,

Winter³

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Researchers in many fields have adopted simulation to understand a system's behavior by imitating it through an artificial object that exhibits nearly identical behavior. Although simulation approaches have been widely adopted for theory building in fields such as engineering, computer science, management, and social sciences, researchers in the IS field often overlook their potential. In this paper, we examine how IS research uses different simulation approaches and, thereby, provide insights and methodological recommendations for future studies. From reviewing the literature on simulation studies published in top-tier IS journals, we define three classes of simulations: the self-organizing, the elementary, and the situated. We identify a set of stylized facts for characterizing the ways in which IS simulation studies present the premise, the inference, and the contribution. As a result, we provide guidance to future simulation researchers in designing and presenting their findings.

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“…Therefore, cyberterrorism is not just the manipulation of data or software that causes a large number of people to lose considerable sums of money through the internet, unless such loss entails economic ruin and a consequent impact on the life or health of its victims. The destruction of data that generates the loss of relevant scientific or academic information is also not a case of cyberterrorism, unless it implies danger to the life or health of others, for example, if the formula of a medicine is changed through the internet to make it harmful or even lethal (Hua & Bapna, 2013). Meanwhile, the mere attack of web pages by a cyberterrorist group, for example, DoS (Denial of Services) or DDoS (Distributed Denial of Services) attacks against sites supposedly contrary to the values of Islam (Denning, 2011) or belonging to state agencies (Hardy & Williams, 2014) do not constitute cyberterrorism.…”

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“…However, cyberterrorism constitutes a threat against which certain precautions must be taken, especially if it is considered that it can operate as a complement or suitable support for traditional terrorism (Denning, 2000). From this point of view, it is very likely that terrorism tends to combine attacks in the real world and attacks "in" or "through" the virtual world (Hua & Bapna, 2013).…”

Section: The Challenges That Cyberterrorism Createsmentioning

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“…Linked to the above, the internet is a breeding ground to coordinate (cyber)terrorist attacks (Berner, 2003;Cohen, 2002). In that sense, this network allows communication between several people without requiring that they meet physically in the same place (Poveda Criado & Torrente Barredo, 2016), since it is always possible to connect remotely (Hua & Bapna, 2013). The members of a (cyber)terrorist group can resort to communication systems that use instant messaging mobile phone applications to exchange information.…”

Section: The Challenges That Cyberterrorism Createsmentioning

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Lux

2018

Rev. chil. derecho tecnol. (en línea)

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The aim of this article is to define cyberterrorism. With that in mind, the first part of this article analyzes the notion of terrorism, a broad category to which the species "cyberterrorism" belongs. The second part of this article is about determining the scope of the term cyberterrorism, and presenting the challenges that this creates in a global and technologically interconnected world. KEYWORDS Terrorism, cybercrime, computer sabotage, critical infrastructures, terrorist. RESUMEN El presente trabajo tiene por objeto definir el concepto de ciberterrorismo. Con dicha finalidad, la primera parte del artículo analiza la noción de terrorismo, género al que pertenece la especie «ciberterrorismo». La segunda parte del trabajo, en cambio, se dedica fundamentalmente a delimitar el término ciberterrorismo y a plantear los desafíos que éste supone en un mundo global y tecnológicamente interconectado.

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The economic impact of cyber terrorism

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