Bring Your Own Device Information Security Policy Compliance Framework: A Systematic Literature Review and Bibliometric Analysis (2017–2022)

AL-Azazi, Odai Ali Ali Sharfadeen; Norman, Azah Anir; Ghani, Norjihan Binti Abdul

doi:10.1109/iccr56254.2022.9995955

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“…False or misleading information by apps, e.g., in news or health categories, can be harmful, as this information can cause misinformed decisions or an impact on democracy [37]. Security and privacy risks relate to (hidden) data collection, data misuse, the stealing of sensitive information, and spreading malware or viruses [10]. Overconsumption can lead to battery draining, as some apps consume a great deal of battery power [12].…”

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“…App development and use not only represent a growth market with diverse business model options, they are equally accompanied by numerous risks in production and use, such as addiction, user rights, overconsumption, privacy, security, and other concerns [9][10][11][12]. It is important for app users to be aware of these risks and the related sustainability impact.…”

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Risks and Requirements in Sustainable App Development—A Review

Hunger

Arnold

Pestinger³

2023

Sustainability

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Apps are a part of the everyday lives of many people around the world. Digital applications support many areas, including the private sphere and the working world. To strengthen social sustainability in app development, it is necessary to consider users’ needs. The aim of this paper is to identify users’ requirements and to explore possible concerns. Furthermore, we aim to investigate how sustainability can be integrated into app development. For this purpose, 25 studies were analyzed, in which users were interviewed. The papers were qualitatively evaluated. Our results reveal three main findings. First, specific requirements, such as value for monetary aspects, security, and privacy, play a crucial role for users. Second, users expressed concerns about the attractiveness, motivation, and accuracy of apps. Third, an absolute research gap was revealed in the integration of sustainability in app development. Based on the findings, the Sustainable App Development Model (SADM) was then developed. This model incorporates the most fundamental aspects of social, economic, and environmental sustainability and is characterized by a circular approach to app development.

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confidence: 99%