Enhancing Remote Work Security: A Multi-Key Biometric Authentication Scheme for Virtual Workspaces

Gundu, Tapiwa

doi:10.1109/icecet58911.2023.10389214

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“…Types of WFH include fully remote employees, flexible jobs, and freelancers. The use of WFH environments was seen to be in high numbers in 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic (Gundu, 2023a).…”

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Multi-Key Asymmetric Cryptography: A Model for Preserving Privacy in Work-from-Home Environments

Gundu,

Maduguma

2024

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In the contemporary landscape of work, the transformative shift towards remote work has necessitated an investigative analysis of the privacy and security challenges associated with the exchange of sensitive information. This research paper responds to this imperative by introducing a pioneering privacy-preserving model, specifically tailored for Work-from-Home (WFH) environments, leveraging the capabilities of Multi-Key Asymmetric Cryptography. The model's innovation lies in its strategic synthesis of the efficiency inherent in symmetric encryption with an unwavering emphasis on the preservation of privacy. This nuanced approach positions the model as a robust solution to the dynamic and evolving cybersecurity threats faced by remote workers, offering a comprehensive defence mechanism against potential breaches and unauthorised access to sensitive data. The paper conducts a comprehensive analysis, delving into the foundational principles, distinct advantages, implementation considerations, and real-world benefits of the proposed privacy-preserving model. The examination of foundational principles elucidates the theoretical underpinnings, establishing a clear conceptual understanding of the model's architecture and functionality. The exploration of advantages underscores how the model not only addresses existing concerns but also provides additional layers of protection and adaptability to future cybersecurity challenges. The implementation considerations delve into practical aspects, discussing the feasibility and potential challenges of seamlessly integrating the privacy-preserving model into existing WFH infrastructures. Extending the analysis to real-world benefits, the research paper highlights the possible tangible impact and value the proposed model brings to organisations and remote workers. This encompasses enhanced data security, improved privacy compliance, and increased confidence in the integrity of remote work systems.

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Multi-Key Asymmetric Cryptography: A Model for Preserving Privacy in Work-from-Home Environments

Gundu,

Maduguma

2024

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“…With universal Internet access, widespread use of social networks, and increased reliance on digital services, the threat of cybercrime has become more complex (Gundu, 2023). Cybercrime has emerged as a negative consequence of the Internet age, depending on computer networks and modern technology (Mmango and Gundu, 2023).…”

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A Cybersecurity Collaborative Model: Best Practices Sharing Among South African Tourism and Hospitality Businesses

Gundu

2024

ICTR

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In an increasingly interconnected digital landscape, cybersecurity has emerged as a paramount concern for South African tourism and hospitality businesses, especially those mostly serving international travellers who depend on online services for bookings and payments. This abstract introduces a comprehensive research study that centres on developing a collaborative cybersecurity model. The primary objective of this model is to facilitate the exchange of best practices among South African tourism establishments, thereby fortifying their collective defences against evolving cyber threats. This research study is based on a systematic literature review that encompasses a diverse array of tourism and hospitality businesses, including hotels, travel agencies, and tour operators. The study delves into existing collaborative initiatives, explores the perceived advantages of information sharing, and examines the challenges that may hinder the effective implementation of collaborative cybersecurity practices. The literature highlighted numerous cybersecurity risks associated with these types of businesses but also revealed a common shortage of dedicated cybersecurity resources and expertise. Collaborative models are regarded as a promising avenue to address these deficits. Businesses actively participating in collaborative networks report tangible benefits, including improved threat intelligence, cost-effective cybersecurity solutions, and enhanced capabilities for incident response. The outcomes of this research endeavour aspire to offer practical insights and actionable recommendations for South African tourism and hospitality businesses, policymakers, and industry associations seeking to cultivate a culture of cybersecurity collaboration. Ultimately, the collaborative model advocated herein contributes to the creation of a more secure online environment for local and international tourists visiting South Africa. This, in turn, safeguards the reputation and long-term sustainability of the tourism and hospitality sector in the country.

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Enhancing Remote Work Security: A Multi-Key Biometric Authentication Scheme for Virtual Workspaces

Cited by 2 publications

References 16 publications

Multi-Key Asymmetric Cryptography: A Model for Preserving Privacy in Work-from-Home Environments

Multi-Key Asymmetric Cryptography: A Model for Preserving Privacy in Work-from-Home Environments

A Cybersecurity Collaborative Model: Best Practices Sharing Among South African Tourism and Hospitality Businesses

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