Empowering Indian Citizens Through the Secure E-Governance: The Digital India Initiative Context

Agrawal, Alka; Khan, Raees Ahmad; Ansari, Md Tarique Jamal

doi:10.1007/978-981-19-4676-9_1

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“…The proposed methodology for this research endeavors to employ a robust and integrated framework for evaluating modern intrusion detection methods in the face of Gen V Multi-Vector Attacks. The approach centers on the synthesis of the Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and the Technique for Order of Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution (TOPSIS) [ 26 – 28 ]. The Fuzzy AHP will be utilized to assign priority weights to various factors critical in the assessment, accounting for the nuanced and imprecise nature of security evaluations.…”

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Evaluating modern intrusion detection methods in the face of Gen V multi-vector attacks with fuzzy AHP-TOPSIS

Alhakami

2024

PLoS ONE

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The persistent evolution of cyber threats has given rise to Gen V Multi-Vector Attacks, complex and sophisticated strategies that challenge traditional security measures. This research provides a complete investigation of recent intrusion detection systems designed to mitigate the consequences of Gen V Multi-Vector Attacks. Using the Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and the Technique for Order of Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution (TOPSIS), we evaluate the efficacy of several different intrusion detection techniques in adjusting to the dynamic nature of sophisticated cyber threats. The study offers an integrated analysis, taking into account criteria such as detection accuracy, adaptability, scalability, resource effect, response time, and automation. Fuzzy AHP is employed to establish priority weights for each factor, reflecting the nuanced nature of security assessments. Subsequently, TOPSIS is employed to rank the intrusion detection methods based on their overall performance. Our findings highlight the importance of behavioral analysis, threat intelligence integration, and dynamic threat modeling in enhancing detection accuracy and adaptability. Furthermore, considerations of resource impact, scalability, and efficient response mechanisms are crucial for sustaining effective defense against Gen V Multi-Vector Attacks. The integrated approach of Fuzzy AHP and TOPSIS presents a strong and adaptable strategy for decision-makers to manage the difficulties of evaluating intrusion detection techniques. This study adds to the ongoing discussion about cybersecurity by providing insights on the positive and negative aspects of existing intrusion detection systems in the context of developing cyber threats. The findings help organizations choose and execute intrusion detection technologies that are not only effective against existing attacks, but also adaptive to future concerns provided by Gen V Multi-Vector Attacks.

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Evaluating modern intrusion detection methods in the face of Gen V multi-vector attacks with fuzzy AHP-TOPSIS

Alhakami

2024

PLoS ONE

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“…When comparing options based on a variety of factors, fuzzy TOPSIS is very helpful because it enables a thorough evaluation of each option's performance. The procedure entails defining the criteria and alternatives, distributing fuzzy membership functions to represent linguistic evaluations, creating a fuzzy decision matrix, normalising the matrix to remove scale differences, identifying the fuzzy positive ideal as well as fuzzy negative ideal solutions, computing fuzzy closeness coefficients to gauge how similar the alternatives are to the ideal solutions and ultimately ranking the alternatives on the basis of these coefficients [38][39][40][41][42].…”

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“…It is crucial to establish the pertinent alternatives for comparability in order to assess the sustainability of software engineering practices within the framework of Industry 5.0 [37][38][39][40]. These alternatives show various methods or approaches that are frequently used in software development.…”

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“…A key step in validating the outcomes provided in this research paper concerning the assessment of sustainability in the software engineering sector within the setting of Industry 5.0 is the comparison of the fuzzy TOPSIS and analytic hierarchy process (AHP) techniques. We may discover more about the consistency, reliability and resilience of the outcomes through the comparison of the rankings derived from these two different evaluation methodologies [40][41][42][43][44][45].…”

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A Fuzzy-TOPSIS-Based Approach to Assessing Sustainability in Software Engineering: An Industry 5.0 Perspective

Anbarkhan

2023

Sustainability

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New possibilities and challenges have evolved in the setting of the software engineering sector’s rapid transition to Industry 5.0, wherein sustainability takes centre stage. Appropriate evaluation approaches are required for analysing the long-term viability of software engineering practices within this paradigm. This study proposes an innovative approach to evaluating sustainability in software engineering within Industry 5.0 by utilising the fuzzy technique for order of preference by similarity to ideal solution (fuzzy TOPSIS) methodology. The fuzzy TOPSIS approach is effective at accounting for the inherent uncertainties as well as imprecisions related to sustainability assessments, allowing for informed decision-making. This approach helps in the recognition of the most sustainable software engineering practices in Industry 5.0 by taking into account a defined set of sustainability parameters. We rigorously analyse the current literature and expert views to provide an extensive set of relevant sustainability standards for the area of software engineering. Following that, we develop an evaluation methodology based on fuzzy TOPSIS that can handle the subjectivity as well as fuzziness inherent in sustainability evaluations. A case study with a software development company functioning in Industry 5.0 demonstrates the utility and efficacy of our suggested framework. The case study outcomes reveal the benefits and drawbacks of various software engineering methodologies in terms of sustainability. The study’s findings provide substantial information for decision-makers in the software engineering field, assisting them in making educated decisions about sustainable. Finally, this study helps to establish environmentally and socially appropriate techniques within the context of Industry 5.0.

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“…The Digital India initiative has also introduced several services and mobile applications to facilitate accessibility and participation. For instance, the Accessible India Campaign Mobile App aims to create equal opportunities and inclusivity for people with disabilities, allowing them to participate fully in all aspects of life in an inclusive society (Agrawal et al, 2022). The Agri Market App provides farmers with crop price information within a 50 km radius, discouraging distress sales and empowering farmers with market insights (Deininger, 2017).…”

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The digital revolution in India: bridging the gap in rural technology adoption

Sindakis,

Showkat

2024

J Innov Entrep

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This study investigates the factors that influence the adoption of digital technology in rural areas of India, with a focus on the Digital India Program (DIP). By analyzing the age distribution, education levels, technology adoption rates, and utilization patterns among rural populations, this research provides insights into the effectiveness of the DIP in targeting specific demographics and promoting digital inclusion. Quantitative data were collected from 400 respondents in Kalahandi District in the Odisha state of India. The data collected were analyzed using SPSS. The findings reveal a predominantly young population in rural India, indicating a workforce with significant economic potential and a higher likelihood of embracing digital technologies. Moreover, the study highlights the high levels of education among respondents, indicating a population well-equipped to understand and benefit from digital initiatives. Unexpectedly, the research shows a higher rate of digital technology adoption among female respondents, challenging the perception of gender disparities in technology access. This finding suggests that the DIP has played a vital role in bridging the gender gap and empowering women in rural areas. Additionally, the study uncovers a trend towards mobile-based services over computer-based services, signaling a shift in technology utilization patterns. This emphasizes the need to prioritize mobile technology and improve connectivity in rural areas to ensure wider access to digital platforms.

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Empowering Indian Citizens Through the Secure E-Governance: The Digital India Initiative Context

Cited by 9 publications

References 8 publications

Evaluating modern intrusion detection methods in the face of Gen V multi-vector attacks with fuzzy AHP-TOPSIS

Evaluating modern intrusion detection methods in the face of Gen V multi-vector attacks with fuzzy AHP-TOPSIS

A Fuzzy-TOPSIS-Based Approach to Assessing Sustainability in Software Engineering: An Industry 5.0 Perspective

The digital revolution in India: bridging the gap in rural technology adoption

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