Byod Security Strategy (Aspects of a Managerial Decision)

Michelberger, Pál; Fehér-Polgár, Pál

doi:10.9770/jssi.2020.9.4(1)

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“…The importance of the issue of home offices has increased since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, so future studies will have to continue to explore the questions of home offices and bring your own device possibilities in the financial sector to deal with the risk of data leakage. The importance of this issue has been observed by Michelberger (2020), who suggested an appropriate security framework.…”

Section: Tools Of Security Defence and Resiliencementioning

confidence: 99%

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V zadnjih letih je v bančništvu opaziti naraščanje števila kibernetskih napadov, kar kaže na pomen informacijske varnosti na tem področju. Cilj te študije primera je bolje razumeti informacijsko varnost v okviru zaščite kritične infrastrukture skozi razpravo o izzivih in praksah finančnega področja na Madžarskem. Najprej so v članku opredeljene glavne storitve področja, nato so na podlagi podatkov iz ustrezne literature in poročil organov javne uprave opisane najnovejše kibernetske grožnje za posamezna področja. V zadnjem delu je predstavljen precej izčrpen pregled najpomembnejših točk informacijske varnosti in najboljših praks na podlagi predpisov, priporočil in standardov.

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Section: Tools Of Security Defence and Resiliencementioning

confidence: 99%

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“…This study was focused on the impact of information security-related conflicts on employees' BOYD decisions, and other factors that influence such decisions were not considered. Michelberger and Fehér-Polgár [12] identified and classified risks to employees and employers associated with BYOD in order to inform corporate BYOD policy and procedure frameworks. This study relied on existing literature for the relevant information.…”

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“…Still, only approximately 50% of these actively use security measures on mobile devices [5][6][7][8]. Around 50% of the businesses enforce any form of BYOD specific security policies [4,5,[9][10][11][12].…”

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“…Our research draws attention to this aspect, as businesses should be aware of these implications in order to strengthen countermeasures towards threats targeting BYOD initiatives. Approaching security from the end user's perspective assists businesses by revealing vulnerabilities which can help in the detection of potential internal threats through providing knowledge of employees' device usage habits and feelings towards applied security methods [12,[19][20][21]. This can strengthen BYOD security by alerting businesses about specific threats which require countermeasures to prevent future security breaches and provide more thorough guidelines for end user agreements and usage agreement policies.…”

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BYOD Security: A Study of Human Dimensions

Downer

Bhattacharya

2022

Informatics

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The prevalence and maturity of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) security along with subsequent frameworks and security mechanisms in Australian organisations is a growing phenomenon somewhat similar to other developed nations. During the COVID-19 pandemic, even organisations that were previously reluctant to embrace BYOD have been forced to accept it to facilitate remote work. The aim of this paper is to discover, through a study conducted using a survey questionnaire instrument, how employees practice and perceive the BYOD security mechanisms deployed by Australian businesses which can help guide the development of future BYOD security frameworks. Three research questions are answered by this study: What levels of awareness do Australian businesses have for BYOD security aspects? How are employees currently responding to the security mechanisms applied by their organisations for mobile devices? What are the potential weaknesses in businesses’ IT networks that have a direct effect on BYOD security? Overall, the aim of this research is to illuminate the findings of these research objectives so that they can be used as a basis for building new and strengthening existing BYOD security frameworks in order to enhance their effectiveness against an ever-growing list of attacks and threats targeting mobile devices in a virtually driven work force.

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“…Some studies focused on identifying the potential risks then developed frameworks and policies for BYOD programmes [18,19], focused on the adoption of BYOD programmes in the private sector, and identified multiple risks that average employees and decisionmakers perceive. As observed, most private organisations adopt BYOD programmes as it lowers cost and increases employee productivity.…”

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Factors Affecting Information Security and the Implementation of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Programmes in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA)

2022

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In recent years, desktop computer use has decreased while smartphone use has increased. This trend is also prevalent in the Middle East, particularly in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). Therefore, the Saudi government has prioritised overcoming the challenges that smartphone users face as smartphones are considered critical infrastructure. The high number of information security (InfoSec) breaches and concerns has prompted most government stakeholders to develop comprehensive policies and regulations that introduce inclusive InfoSec systems. This has, mostly, been motivated by a keenness to adopt digital transformations and increase productivity while spending efficiently. This present study used quantitative measures to assess user acceptance of bring your own device (BYOD) programmes and identifies the main factors affecting their adoption using the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology (UTAUT) model. Constructs, such as the perceived business (PT-Bs) and private threats (PT-Ps) as well as employer attractiveness (EA), were also added to the UTAUT model to provide the public, private, and non-profit sectors with an acceptable method of adopting BYOD programmes. The factors affecting the adoption of BYOD programmes by the studied sectors of the KSA were derived from the responses of 857 participants.

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