Understanding cloud-based BYOD information security protection behaviour in smart business: in perspective of perceived value

Lian, Jiunn-Woei

doi:10.1080/17517575.2020.1791966

Cited by 19 publications

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“…Whereas, cybersecurity is a branch of information-security which deals with protecting Internet systems including software, data and hardware from any type of cyber attacks. Protects network integrity from unauthorized electronic access [4], [5]. Network security is a branch of cyber security that is designed to protect network connectivity and secure data delivery through network components.…”

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confidence: 99%

Cloud computing security for e-learning during COVID-19 pandemic

Najm

Alsamaraee²,

Jalal³

2022

IJEECS

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The demand for e-learning services increased during the developments of the COVID-19 virus and its rapid spread, and the recommendations of the World Health Organization (WHO) that social distancing should be required. The rapid transition to the e-learning environment quickly led to the neglect of some security aspects, which led to an increase in cyber attacks targeting computer accounts, which is one of the most important pillars of e-learning. In these papers, the attacks that target the cloud computer used in the most important e-learning have been studied and classified according to the victim using an inductive methodology based on global statistics related to cyber attacks and recent research. And suggest appropriate solutions to avoid its occurrence in the near future and raise the level of protection for those computer clouds.

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confidence: 99%

Cloud computing security for e-learning during COVID-19 pandemic

Najm

Alsamaraee²,

Jalal³

2022

IJEECS

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“…One exemplary self-efficacy scale from the context of privacy or IT security implementation, is the Self-Efficacy in Information Security (SEIS) scale by Rhee, Kim and Ryu [95]. The scale's representative and general character is highlighted by recurring references within other ad-hoc scale development works [38,72,89] and significant correlations (ranging between 𝑟 = .60 and 𝑟 = .85) with a number of alternative cybersecurity self-efficacy measures. Rhee, Kim and Ryu [95] report several steps taken to ensure validity in item construction.…”

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Home Is Where the Smart Is: Development and Validation of the Cybersecurity Self-Efficacy in Smart Homes (CySESH) Scale

Borgert¹,

Reithmaier²,

Jansen³

et al. 2023

Preprint

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The ubiquity of devices connected to the internet raises concerns about the security and privacy of smart homes. The effectiveness of interventions to support secure user behaviors is limited by a lack of validated instruments to measure relevant psychological constructs, such as self-efficacy – the belief that one is able to perform certain behaviors. We developed and validated the Cybersecurity Self-Efficacy in Smart Homes (CySESH) scale, a 12-item unidimensional measure of domain-specific self-efficacy beliefs, across five studies (𝑁 = 1247). Three pilot studies generated and refined an item pool. We report evidence from one initial and one major, preregistered validation study for (1) excellent reliability (𝛼 = 0.90), (2) convergent validity with self-efficacy in information security (𝑟SEIS = 0.64, 𝑝 < .001), and (3) discriminant validity with outcome expectations (𝑟OE = 0.26, 𝑝 < .001), self-esteem (𝑟RSE = 0.17, 𝑝 < .001), and optimism (𝑟LOT−R = 0.18, 𝑝 < .001). We discuss CySESH’s potential to advance future HCI research on cybersecurity, practitioner user assessments, and implications for consumer protection policy.

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“…This is important to address potential threats before they are exploited by attackers. Regular auditing and system monitoring were important components of securing BYOD mobile devices in a hybrid environment, as they enabled the identification and remediation of security issues, as well as maintaining compliance with standards and legislation [36][37][38].…”

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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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Understanding cloud-based BYOD information security protection behaviour in smart business: in perspective of perceived value

Cited by 19 publications

References 58 publications

Cloud computing security for e-learning during COVID-19 pandemic

Cloud computing security for e-learning during COVID-19 pandemic

Home Is Where the Smart Is: Development and Validation of the Cybersecurity Self-Efficacy in Smart Homes (CySESH) Scale

Enhancing BYOD mobile device security in a hybrid environment

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