which provides flexibility for employers and security for employees against labour market risks and holistic early years'provision in Reggio Emilia, Italy);
giving people security and prosperity the more its norms will become entrenched as part of peoples'very sense of 25 identity. xliii Organisations then become locked into routines
The cashless system also provides security for customers who would otherwise be forced to store their money at home
The new design divides the prison up into houses thereby maintaining security while allowing greater freedom of movement and freeing up financial and staff resources.
but much of the loans now being made for social ventures are coming from specialised social finance organisations, sometimes seeking security (usually from property),
granting coercive powers to the state (for example, in return for security; disclosing private information (in return for more personalised services;
difficulties to determine costs and benefits, lack of knowledge of the e-business models, questions on reliability and security of technology.
security, fair processing, integrity, confidentiality, and reliability/accessibility throughout time. The basic infrastructure could not be tied to a single provider or a unique technology;
Interaction with other students Interaction with teachers Attitude towards students in city Security 24 Student satisfaction:
Improve the security of energy supply, by working for the diversification of both domestic and external energy sources.
Moreover, this part of the volume will explore the identity challenges for businesses both as security and privacy issues;
133 7. 2 Privacy and Security Drivers and Challenges...134 7. 3 Digital Brand Management...
whether the security settings of the application have been altered or not. However, this factor forms big challenge for all stakeholders in cloud computing. This happens because of the structure of the cloud computing
Gai and Li 10, for example suggest that security problem could arise because of poorly executed protocols
and authentication process as well as the lack of security standards that govern cloud computing. The importance of the security issues is addressed also by many other authors such as Srinisvasan et al. 11.
In their research they classify the concerns about the security into two main categories: 2. 2 Strategic and Managerial Challenges and Opportunities 29 A. Architectural and Technological Aspects,
1. Logical storage segregation and multi-tenancy security This risk might happen when some clients and their own competitors share the same physical storage location,
and access management is still facing challenges from different aspects such as security, privacy, provisioning of service as well as VMS, etc.,
Virtualization of enterprise servers introduces considerable security concerns. Associating multiple servers with one host removes the physical separation between servers,
and internal design details which would lead to major security concerns for CSP as well as customers like cyberattacks
and comprises risks about data migration security and about making sure that the old CSP, will delete customer's data on its cloud servers. 9. Service Level Agreement
Therefore, the following SLA Security Qualities (SSQS) are important for any customer who wants to transform to cloud computing service model:
2. 2 Strategic and Managerial Challenges and Opportunities 31 agreements on security related issues; up-to-date technology improvement by the CSP;
it has to establish well governing policies that would control the relationship with the service provider regarding the security issues.
and covering the problems that could emerge such as security issues 13. On the other side, 14 suggests that the service supplier can enhance the quality of the service it provides by using an execution log to register the correct execution of a business process,
it is worth noting that management (first column of Table 2. 1) includes governance, operations, security, compliance, etc.
The chief advantage of this model is that the enterprise retains full control over corporate data and security and system performance.
when there are concerns about security and data sovereignty. In contrast to previous model, the public cloud is open for use by the general public i e.,
however, security concerns may be considerably different for the cloud services such as applications, storage, and other resources that are made available by a service provider for public access
flexibility, Service Legal Agreements (SLAS), security standards, backup strategies, customer support, downtime history and pricing policy.
and how the transformation to the cloud computing model would help to meet those Outsourcing Provider Evaluation System Function Service Quality Integration Economics Professionalism Usefulness Ease of use Accuracy Tangibles Reliability Security
and department, including the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, the Ministry of Public Administration and Security, Korea Customs service, Ministry 42 2 Cloud computing of Construction and Transportation, the National Tax Service,
The second is about to the risk related to the data protection and security, which is a very important factor that needs to be considered.
2012 international conference on multimedia information networking and security, pp 142 146. doi: 10.1109/MINES. 2012.240 11.
Srinivasan MK, Sarukesi K, Rodrigues P, Manoj M, Revathy P (2012) State-of-the-art cloud computing security taxonomies classification of security challenges in the present cloud.
2011 5th international conference on network and system security, pp 280 284 15. Atkinson P (2005) Managing resistance to change.
Security, strictly connected to performance issues, but focused on the challenges of guarantying the privacy of data and the trustworthiness of mobile applications and services interactions.
Development Platforms for Mobile Applications (App) based on a reference framework Application integration with enterprise information systems (software and data) Device management (data privacy and security) Software solutions
to support applications management on devices Development Integration Security Performance Fig. 3. 3 Digital management solutions 56 3 Mobile Services The native development
ensuring the security of the data (see Fig. 3. 3) is by far one of the most critical issues in the field of development and management of mobile applications and services.
Accordingly, security can be addressed through the adoption of different types of enabling solutions. We discuss them in what follows,
and challenges for company data privacy and security by Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) and IT Consumerization emergent phenomena (see for details the Chap. 5 of this book).
on the one hand, provide the user with a certain Table 3. 6 Solutions suitable to enable device security management Solutions Benefits Drawbacks Mobile device management Simple to install Provide centralized management of the devices used by the user
on the other hand, they improve security and control, ensuring the virtual separation of personal and business data as well as operating systems (the former managed by the mobile operators,
and security related, e g.,, to the access and unauthorized disclosure of corporate data as well as the sharing of personal sensitive data. 3. 4 Case studies In this Section we discuss fact-sheets of case studies,
Thinking about mobile banking, it seems to be evident the potential threat related to security issues,
Trying to manage the security issues actively, involving in an integrated way IT, Marketing and Human resources functions,
The company, based in United states, plans, builds and implements facility programs for firms, providing uniforms, cleaning services, hygienic supplies, promotional products, security products, fireproof protection services,
Proceedings 2009 IEEE International Conference Intelligent Security Informatics. IEEE Press, Richardson, Texas, USA, pp 266 268 20.
Horringan JA (2008) Online shopping Internet users like the convenience but worry about the security of their financial information.
thus, it Limited connectivity Email or IM Communications IT Department Chooses the PC Primary device is fixed IT department has the control One device, One task Management & Security inside the Firewall Moving from Moving
anywhere Freedom to participate Devices that reflect me Primary device is mobile Users want agility and Freedom One device, many tasks Boundary-less security and manageability Fig. 5. 1 IT Consumerization
and decentralize security policy and security governance, a trend that is irreversible and will lead in the middle term to the falling of traditional security models. 2 Data Management opportunities:
successful implementation of the IT consumerization requires strong architecture that could result in better data management practices and results.
hence, it is difficult to apply the same security standards and policies on those personal devices.
Nevertheless, the ISF's report 12 offers guidance that is related to organization's security response planning, that addresses how the people use the devices and
and security issues related to them. Fourth segment is about the issues related to software and apps used on the consumerized devices.
has cooperated with Carnegie mellon University, in a report entitled‘Mobility and Security'that addresses the consumerization related problems 12.
which means more costs. 4. Additional spending might happen to ensure that the security requirements do not prevent appropriate consumerization
and address some of the inherent security issues associated with the Bring You Own Device BYOD strategy, in particular:
To update security model: the decision makers in the business need to develop a security model for employee-owned devices.
This means shifting focus into a broader vision. In other words, instead of focusing solely on securing hardware devices,
security, manageability, productivity, performance and ease of use 14.5.4 Business Scenarios for IT Consumerization During the consumerization of IT, strategy planning, business requirements, policies,
such as those listed in Table 5. 2. 1 Engage Stakeholders 2 Update Security Model 3 Decide on OS and devices 4 Plan Deployment 5 Stay current with Technology Fig
while in their offices because of security restrictions. 5. 4. 2 Bring Your Own Media Tablet A business manager handles hectic schedules and endless lists of tasks and responsibilities.
Also, legal considerations with regard to licensing, security, and privacy exist. Moreover, the ability of the users for being self-supporting
and security risks involved in using certain software applications. Legal considerations. It is crucial to consider the different legal
and Twitter and at the same time to work in accordance to the security standards of the enterprise firewall and can be integrated with other systems at the enterprise that are managed by a company's own IT department.
In an ever changing business environment that brings new security and compliance challenges, IT must balance flexible user choice with secure, cost-effective management standards across the organization.
Security CF & ISF (2011. Advises on consumerisation. Comput Fraud Secur 20 (3): 20 23. doi:
DMSS commonly provide storage, versioning, metadata, security, as well as indexing and retrieval capabilities. The issues that accompany the use of such systems are the security, data integrity and quality,
standards that govern the way these systems work, user compatibility, and the way the workflow is configured pre in such software applications.
Examples of these limitations include the storage capacity, the speed of the internet and issues related to security.
10.4304/jetwi. 2. 2. 131-136 References 131 Chapter 7 Digital Business Identity Abstract This Chapter explores the identity challenges for businesses both as security
Besides these strategy and marketing facets of digital business identity, the technical and social challenges to privacy and security related to this openness and‘‘instability''6 of digital competition are worth mentioning.
As for privacy and security factors, we are going to consider the technological perspectives that often prevail in their discussion,
and challenges. 7. 2 Privacy and Security Drivers and Challenges Chapter 5 ON IT consumerization has shown some of the main risks associated to the BYOD emerging trend in organization.
In particular, the Chapter has shown that the decision makers need to develop security models for employee-owned devices
in order to protect its identity at internal level, in terms of privacy of data and security of its own information infrastructure.
Hyman pointed out also that the following identity-related motivations security experts see as constraints and causes for a limited accuracy of costs estimations 8: 134 7 Digital Business Identity
p. 6, including security products, security services, such as, e g.,, training, regulations and/or law enforcement, etc.
and defense costs''9, p. 6. 7. 2 Privacy and Security Drivers and Challenges 135 As for the report findings, one of the main suggestions concerned the fact that indirect costs
For example, according to 15 metrics for the financial monetary perspective can be estimated the costs for security incidents (e g.,
while for the security/risk/and compliance perspective they can be the mapping of users
However, a digital business identity is built also through interaction and exposure to users and societal Business Processes Security, Risk,
Adapted from 15 7. 2 Privacy and Security Drivers and Challenges 137 as well as cultural factors in the outer context.
and a serious security issue as various consultants and subcontractors were working with highly confidential citizens'data.
Consequently, the vulnerability assessment considered the four major security issues mentioned below: 1. protection of sensitive personal data;
and practices with a focus on security and compliance over the long-term (since security variables are actually challenging
and are continually changing). The use of COBIT framework in this case study has proved that it can effectively solve these challenges, providing quality outcomes, likewise 22.
Security is a focal point and challenge of any digital and IT governance implementation; therefore, companies have to put more efforts to address it.
guarantee security and integrity of business information, ensure availability and continuity of business operations, protect assets and reduce ITRELATED business risks.
However, IT governance requires the commitment and involvement of an organization's IT professionals as well as its security professionals.
i e. the first offer of securities to the public by a company on a regulated market) to bankruptcy in less than a year.
The management team is composed of data scientists, mathematicians, security experts and industry specialist, supported by the investments of some of the founders and CEOS of Google, Paypal, Verisign and Sun microsystems.
and this can be their own private personal one, with consequences ON IT policies as for security, disclosure of data, and privacy.
, policies for privacy and security of data and information flows; on the other hand, promoting it in terms of brand in an ever-changing and dynamic digital market (see Chap. 7). Thus,
legal agreements (SLAS), 31 Service level agreement (SLA), 34 Service management capabilities, 48,49 SLA security qualities (SSQS), 31 SOAP, 25
bonds or other securities and capital markets are particularly important in Western and Northern europe. Figure 14:
Nigeria's challenges of corruption, personal security and terrorism also affect Lagos. Hard and soft connectivity:
Violent crimes have declined by over 80%since 2007 due to the Security Trust fund, where public and private organizations/individuals contribute for police funding.
As mentioned before, the deterioration of the security indicators from 2008 to 2012; the perception of corruption (80%of the population believes that more than half of the public employees are corrupt;
On the other hand, important coordinated actions have been taken in the area of security in the last couple of years.
Since 2012, the security situation in the state has improved greatly, with the deployment of a new police force (Fuerza Civil),
According to a survey developed by EGAP on security perceptions Fuerza Civil proved to be trusted highly by the public.
The Competitiveness of Cities 43 Interrelationships and Summary Throughout its history, the city has overcome natural, security and economic threats due to its entrepreneurial culture, work ethics,
and maintaining security and privacy. And, they should think of every citizen as a potential dual user of city services people who use technology for their work but also use it intensively in their personal lives.
well-regulated securities exchanges, venture capital, and other financial products. In order to fulfill all those functions, the banking sector needs to be trustworthy and transparent,
but corruption (66th), security concerns (68th, up seven), and low levels of accountability (80th, up two) and lack of transparency (43rd) continue to weaken the institutional framework.
Political and policy instability, excessive red tape, pervasive corruption, security concerns, and high uncertainty around property rights protection seriously undermine the institutional framework (93rd in the public institutions subpillar, down eight).
Finally, security remains an issue (89th), in particular in terms of costs that the threat of terrorism imposes on businesses (110th).
Its security situation remains alarming (142nd. Pakistan is the third least safe of all countries covered, behind only Yemen and Libya.
the security situation in the country is once again fragile, which could potentially affect the country's economy,
The fragile security situation is improving slightly, although tenacious political and policy instability are undermining the country's competitiveness
and security (95th) continues to be a major area of concern for doing business. Building a skilled labor force
Finally, the security situation in Kenya also remains worrisome (128th. Ghana reverses last year's downward trend
The security situation, at 111th, also remains a concern. Senegal comes in at 112th this year.
although from very low levels and in spite of being dragged down largely by the country's security situation (107th).
In addition, the security situation remains dire (139th. Nigeria must continue to upgrade its infrastructure (134th) as well as improve its health and primary education (143rd.
Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regulations 1. 12 Transparency of government policymaking 5. Security...
50%8. 06 Soundness of banks 8. 07 Regulation of securities exchanges 8. 08 Legal rights index*9th pillar:
participation, and security; and that maximize their potential to contribute to and benefit from the economic prosperity of the country in
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3. 5...129 8. 07 Regulation of securities exchanges...2. 6...131 8. 08 Legal rights index, 0 10 (best*..
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3. 5...128 8. 07 Regulation of securities exchanges...3. 7...90 8. 08 Legal rights index, 0 10 (best*..
5. 7...38 8. 07 Regulation of securities exchanges...4. 6...48 8. 08 Legal rights index, 0 10 (best*..
4. 6...83 8. 07 Regulation of securities exchanges...3. 7...92 8. 08 Legal rights index, 0 10 (best*..
3. 0...138 8. 07 Regulation of securities exchanges...2. 9...127 8. 08 Legal rights index, 0 10 (best*..
5. 9...23 8. 07 Regulation of securities exchanges...5. 5...12 8. 08 Legal rights index, 0 10 (best*..
4. 5...89 8. 07 Regulation of securities exchanges...5. 3...22 8. 08 Legal rights index, 0 10 (best*..
5. 4...49 8. 07 Regulation of securities exchanges...5. 0...30 8. 08 Legal rights index, 0 10 (best*..
5. 4...48 8. 07 Regulation of securities exchanges...4. 2...64 8. 08 Legal rights index, 0 10 (best*..
4. 5...90 8. 07 Regulation of securities exchanges...2. 6...132 8. 08 Legal rights index, 0 10 (best*..
3. 5...132 8. 07 Regulation of securities exchanges...3. 3...110 8. 08 Legal rights index, 0 10 (best*..
3. 0...137 8. 07 Regulation of securities exchanges...1. 4...143 8. 08 Legal rights index, 0 10 (best*..
5. 1...59 8. 07 Regulation of securities exchanges...4. 7...44 8. 08 Legal rights index, 0 10 (best*..
3. 1...136 8. 07 Regulation of securities exchanges...4. 3...63 8. 08 Legal rights index, 0 10 (best*..
501 8. 07 Regulation of securities exchanges...502 8. 08 Legal rights index...503 Pillar 9:
1. 2 8. 07 Regulation of securities exchanges In your country, how effective are the regulation and supervision of securities exchanges?
This includes debt liabilities in the form of special drawing rights, currency and deposits, debt securities, loans, insurance, pensions and standardized guarantee schemes,
information by senior economists and sovereign-debt analysts at leading global banks and money management and security firms.
World Economic Forum, Executive Opinion Survey 8. 07 Regulation of securities exchanges In your country, how effective are the regulation and supervision of securities exchanges?
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