A Study on the Effects of the Information Asset Protection Performance on the Organization Performance: Management Activity and Control Activity

Kim, KyungKyu; Shin, Ho-Kyoung; Park, Sung-Sik; Kim, Beom Soo

doi:10.1633/jim.2009.40.3.061

Journal of Information Management

2009

DOI: 10.1633/jim.2009.40.3.061

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A Study on the Effects of the Information Asset Protection Performance on the Organization Performance: Management Activity and Control Activity

KyungKyu Kim

Ho-Kyoung Shin²,

Sung-Sik Park

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The Moderating Effects of Information Security Policy between Information Security Maturity and Organizational Performance

Park¹,

Kim

2014

KIPS Transactions on Computer and Communication Systems

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The absence of proactive information security management to ensure availability, accessibility and safety of information can bring serious risks to customers as well as to the organization's performance and competitiveness because improper security management undermines business continuity. This study analyzed the maturity of information security which affects the organizational performance.Through the literature reviews, a research model using the organizational performance as the dependent variable, the risk management process maturity and risk assessment process as independent variables and the information security policy indexes as moderate variables was proposed, and an empirical analysis was made on the basis of survey.The results showed that there was a high causal relationship between information security maturity and organizational performance.However, even if the proportions of information security staff ratio and the information security budget ratio increased, information security maturity did not affect organizational performance. It suggests that information security maturity affects organizational performance, but information security regulations have their limitation as being a catalyst to improve organizational performance.

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The Moderating Effects of Information Security Policy between Information Security Maturity and Organizational Performance

Park¹,

Kim

2014

KIPS Transactions on Computer and Communication Systems

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Factors Influencing the Introduction of Mobile Security Technology

Choi¹,

Lee²

2013

The Journal of Society for e-Business Studies

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This research has reviewed the major composition concepts and the positive research results in the selected studies which were theoretically based on IDT (Innovation Diffusion Theory), IRM (Model of Innovation Resistance), TAM(Technology Acceptance Model), and IAPA(Information Asset Protection Activity) in order to improve the theoretical explanation of major characterized factors influencing on the introduction of MST (Mobile Security Technology). The characterized factors for the adaptation of MST and 17 hypotheses on the MST study models in order to test the effects on the intention to use are empirically verified by utilizing the analysis method of structure equation model. As a result of a study, First, the most influential characterized factors of IRM are shown as compatibility, complexity, relative advantage, information asset protection in order. Second, the characterized factors affecting intention to use are shown as relative advantage, compatibility, innovation resistance, performance expectancy. The results of this study are relevantly significant to establish the theoretical foundation of the study on the adaptation of MST and The verification of the characterized factors provide strategic implication for the introduction of MST and policy direction which alleviates informational gap between new MST and previous Security Technology to diffusion agency.

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Current Status of Information Security against Cyber Attacks in Universities and Its Improvement Methods

Kang¹,

Choi²

2011

Journal of the Korea Society of Computer and Information

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This paper suggests several methods of improving information securities of universities through the investigations of the current status of information securities in universities, which is becoming a hot topic in knowledge and information societies. In this paper, universities were randomly selected according to their size, and surveyed through email questionnaire to the persons in charge of security in each university, and 27 universities and 18 colleges were replied. From the survey results we confirmed that the pre-prevention is the most important thing in securing information assets, also in universities, and, in this paper, systematic support must be strengthened to

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A Study on the Effects of the Information Asset Protection Performance on the Organization Performance: Management Activity and Control Activity

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References 11 publications

The Moderating Effects of Information Security Policy between Information Security Maturity and Organizational Performance

The Moderating Effects of Information Security Policy between Information Security Maturity and Organizational Performance

Factors Influencing the Introduction of Mobile Security Technology

Current Status of Information Security against Cyber Attacks in Universities and Its Improvement Methods

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