Adoption of Cloud-Cyber Security: Challenges and Perceptions Within Resource Constrained Higher Education Institutions

Patala, Najiyabanu Noormohmed; Kadyamatimba, Armstrong; Madzvamuse, Solomon

doi:10.1109/oi.2018.8535939

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“…To protect students' privacy, each student is only able to see their own performance, but the instructor has access to all student performance data. This system of information storage and protection is common among higher education institutions, but unfortunately, it is also common for universities and colleges to get hacked (Maranga and Nelson, 2019). With a device that is designed to fully rely on servers and cloud data backups, it is critical to highlight the importance of cybersecurity.…”

Section: Ethical Aspects Of Denteachmentioning

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RoboEthics in COVID-19: A Case Study in Dentistry

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The COVID-19 pandemic has caused dramatic effects on the healthcare system, businesses, and education. In many countries, businesses were shut down, universities and schools had to cancel in-person classes, and many workers had to work remotely and socially distance in order to prevent the spread of the virus. These measures opened the door for technologies such as robotics and artificial intelligence to play an important role in minimizing the negative effects of such closures. There have been many efforts in the design and development of robotic systems for applications such as disinfection and eldercare. Healthcare education has seen a lot of potential in simulation robots, which offer valuable opportunities for remote learning during the pandemic. However, there are ethical considerations that need to be deliberated in the design and development of such systems. In this paper, we discuss the principles of roboethics and how these can be applied in the new era of COVID-19. We focus on identifying the most relevant ethical principles and apply them to a case study in dentistry education. DenTeach was developed as a portable device that uses sensors and computer simulation to make dental education more efficient. DenTeach makes remote instruction possible by allowing students to learn and practice dental procedures from home. We evaluate DenTeach on the principles of data, common good, and safety, and highlight the importance of roboethics in Canada. The principles identified in this paper can inform researchers and educational institutions considering implementing robots in their curriculum.

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RoboEthics in COVID-19: A Case Study in Dentistry

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“…These tools had the ability in doing training in terms of cyber-security issues that can face cloud based web applications. At the other hand in [26,27], different methods had been proposed to ensure the security of education systems form cyber-attacks. The aims were to mitigate the effects of cyber-attacks with different types to cover the information safe delivery.…”

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Systematic Review on Cyber-Security Applications

2022

IJCCCE

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Cybersecurity systems have been taken into account in modern information systems and methods. This is due to the increase in electronic attacks on storage information in terms of transmission, reception and storage. Therefore, the need to produce such systems in a complete way to prevent their penetration into the network has increased. In addition, artificial intelligence (AI) methods are used in cybersecurity systems as classifiers, attack detectors, and components for predicting threats that surround the network. This requires more information about threats and vulnerabilities to be covered to avoid any errors. In this paper, a systematic review is conducted to cover cybersecurity used in various applications, including systems based on wireless, cloud, and mobile sensor networks (WSN). The systematic review approach is adopted on a two-way basis to produce a clear view of the research work to date and to provide a field that can be used for future work. Index Terms— WSN, Cyber-Security, Cyber Applications, AI.

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Adoption of Cloud-Cyber Security: Challenges and Perceptions Within Resource Constrained Higher Education Institutions

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RoboEthics in COVID-19: A Case Study in Dentistry

RoboEthics in COVID-19: A Case Study in Dentistry

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