Concerns of cyber criminality in South Africa, Ghana, Ethiopia and Nigeria: rethinking cybercrime policy implementation and institutional accountability

Eboibi, Felix E.

doi:10.1080/03050718.2020.1748075

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“…From a commercial standpoint, security should be regarded as a means to facilitate corporate operations rather than as an expense. Furthermore, it is imperative to implement additional initiatives focused on cybercrime legislation, as well as enhancing enforcement capacity building and conducting training courses across the entire nation (Eboibi, 2020). The country's policies should encompass privacy rules, trust marks, and other self-regulatory measures to facilitate the development of products and provision of services.…”

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Information Security for An Information Society for Accessing Secured Information: A PRISMA Based Systematic Review

Bhuiyan,

Ullah,

Ahmed

et al. 2024

Intl. J. Rel.

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This study employs the PRISMA methodology to conduct a comprehensive review, aiming to examine the current state of information security in an information society. The study specifically focuses on the methods used to access protected information. The review consolidates findings from multiple scholarly sources, emphasizing common dangers, measures for mitigation, and optimal approaches to protecting digital information. The evaluation procedure involved conducting an extensive search across various academic databases such as Science Direct, Scopus, Web of Sciences, PubMed, and DOAJ, where a total of 105 documents were found, comprising 85 papers and 20 reports. The findings highlight the complex and diverse aspects of information security, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive approach that incorporates technological, organizational, and human components. The analysis demonstrates that although there have been notable advancements in the creation of advanced security measures, there are still obstacles to overcome, such as the emergence of new threats and the necessity for ongoing adjustment. The paper also highlights deficiencies in existing research, proposing areas for future exploration to strengthen the security position of information systems in a progressively networked world. This systematic review enhances existing knowledge by presenting a comprehensive overview of the current state of information security. It provides valuable insights for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers who are committed to safeguarding sensitive information in a society driven by information.

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Information Security for An Information Society for Accessing Secured Information: A PRISMA Based Systematic Review

Bhuiyan,

Ullah,

Ahmed

et al. 2024

Intl. J. Rel.

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“…Views and orientations of human resources are also dominant in nature for madrasa education. Eboibi (2020), assessed the concerns of criminal activities in Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, and Ethiopia that are tackled by the ways of implementing religious education with institutional policies. Various gaps and global problems are taken into consideration with existing challenges by using legal and strategic frameworks.…”

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Madrasa education development in Indonesia: The role of government support, human resource improvement and institutional polices

Zailani

Azis

Pasaribu

et al. 2022

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Recently, Madrasa education development, especially in Islamic countries like Indonesia, has become a significant issue that needs the attention of academic and regulators alike. Therefore, the present research examines the impact of government support and human resource (HR) improvement on Madrasa education development in Indonesia. The researchers also investigate the moderating role of institutional policies among the nexus of government support, HR improvement and Madrasa education development in Indonesia. The researchers have followed the primary data collection approach using questionnaires for data collection from the selected respondents. The present article also uses the smart-PLS to evaluate the relations among variables and the validity of the constructs. The results indicate that government support and HR improvement have a positive association with Madrasa education development in Indonesia. The results also revealed that institutional policies significantly moderate among the nexus of government support, HR improvement and Madrasa education development in Indonesia. These outcomes are meaningful for the Madrasa developing and regulating authorities while formulating rules and regulations regarding Madrasa education development in the country. Keywords: Government support, human resource (HR) improvement, Madrasa education development, institutional policies

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“…There is no doubt about their cybercrime investigators' competency, possession of cyber forensic skills, and availability of the required cyber forensic facilities. 153 Unlike the prosecuting and investigating personnel in Nigeria, a major factor that has helped in the successes recorded in fighting cyber coronavirus crimes in the US and UK is the proactiveness of their prosecuting and investigating personnel and collaboration amongst the institutions. Consequently, both countries have recorded numerous arrests of perpetrators of cyber coronavirus crimes, and several indictments have been filed in the US.…”

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Cybercriminals and Coronavirus cybercrimes in Nigeria, the United States of America and the United Kingdom: cyber hygiene and preventive enforcement measures

Eboibi

2020

Commonwealth Law Bulletin

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There seems to be no lockdown for cybercriminals who are capitalizing on the global lockdown to perpetrate cyber coronavirus crimes. Qualitatively, this paper examines these crimes, their peculiarities, and how they can be curtailed. Although the United States of America (US) and the United Kingdom (UK) have put in place cyber hygiene and preventive enforcement measures to curtail the activities of cybercriminals in cyberspace, the same cannot be said of Nigeria. Arguably, cybercrime institutions in Nigeria lack adequate capacity building, professional competence, and inter-agency cooperation concerning cyber coronavirus crimes. Consequently, it calls for the adaptation of the US and UK measures to protect cybercitizens.

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Concerns of cyber criminality in South Africa, Ghana, Ethiopia and Nigeria: rethinking cybercrime policy implementation and institutional accountability

Cited by 15 publications

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Information Security for An Information Society for Accessing Secured Information: A PRISMA Based Systematic Review

Information Security for An Information Society for Accessing Secured Information: A PRISMA Based Systematic Review

Madrasa education development in Indonesia: The role of government support, human resource improvement and institutional polices

Cybercriminals and Coronavirus cybercrimes in Nigeria, the United States of America and the United Kingdom: cyber hygiene and preventive enforcement measures

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