Estudio sobre la importancia y la seguridad de uso de las contraseñas en el ámbito laboral sanitario

Fernández-Alemán, José Luis; Sánchez-Henarejos, Ana; García-Amicis, Víctor Manuel; Toval, Ambrosio; Sánchez-García, Ana Belén; Hernández-Hernández, Isabel

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“…Es fundamental que el personal encargado de operar el sistema de seguridad digital en todas sus facetas se encuentre debidamente capacitado y certificado para al manejo operativo del mismo (Fernández-Alemán, et al, 2015), de ese modo la organización tiende a mejorar sus procesos internos en conformidad de brindar no solo seguridad al cliente interno, sino al externo, fomentando una imagen institucional mediante la cual se genera perspectivas favorables, atrayendo posibles clientes en beneficio de la productividad de la institución (Aldana & Piña, 2017), así las organizaciones se entronizan a la era digital de la seguridad, constituyéndose en versátil frente a la realidad social global (Chirinos-Martínez, et al, 2019).…”

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Prototipo de reconocimiento facial para mejorar el control de asistencia de estudiantes en UNIANDES, Quevedo

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La investigación tiene por objetivo diseñar un prototipo de reconocimiento facial para mejorar el control de asistencia de estudiantes en UNIANDES – Quevedo, para la identificación facial de los estudiantes al laboratorio de cómputo. El uso de este prototipo logró automatizar el proceso de registro de asistencia a clases de los docentes y estudiantes en los laboratorios de cómputo mediante el reconocimiento facial, facilitando esta tarea con rapidez y exactitud. El docente se coloca frente a la cámara que está en la parte de afuera del laboratorio de cómputo, por reconocimiento facial se activa el dispositivo que abre la puerta, enciende el aire acondicionado y las luces. Posteriormente los estudiantes se colocan uno por uno frente a la cámara que realiza la detección del rostro comparándolos con los almacenados en la base de datos.

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Prototipo de reconocimiento facial para mejorar el control de asistencia de estudiantes en UNIANDES, Quevedo

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Free Blood Donation Mobile Applications

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Blood donation (BD) is a noble act and mobile applications (apps) can help increase awareness about it. This paper analyzes and assesses the characteristics of free apps for BD as regards features and functionality. A search in Google Play, Apple Apps store, Blackberry App World and Windows Mobile App store was carried out to select 169 free BD apps from the 188 apps identified. The results presented in this paper show that the majority of the apps selected have been developed for the Android operating system. Moreover, most of the apps selected are available to help users search for donors. Few of the apps could not be installed and/or accessed. Of those that could be installed: half of them do not require any kind of authentication; a few of them are available in more than one language; half of them have a geographical restriction; around 60 % of them do not notify the user of BD events and requests; one, which is available for Android and iOS, can connect with a laboratory; around 45 % of them allow users to share information via social networks, and the majority of them do not provide BD recommendations. These results are used as a basis to provide app developers with certain recommendations. There is a need for better BD apps with more features in order to increase the number of volunteer donors.

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Reusable Software Usability Specifications for mHealth Applications

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One of the key factors for the adoption of mobile technologies, and in particular of mobile health applications, is usability. A usable application will be easier to use and understand by users, and will improve user's interaction with it. This paper proposes a software requirements catalog for usable mobile health applications, which can be used for the development of new applications, or the evaluation of existing ones. The catalog is based on the main identified sources in literature on usability and mobile health applications. Our catalog was organized according to the ISO/IEC/IEEE 29148:2011 standard and follows the SIREN methodology to create reusable catalogs. The applicability of the catalog was verified by the creation of an audit method, which was used to perform the evaluation of a real app, S Health, application created by Samsung Electronics Co. The usability requirements catalog, along with the audit method, identified several usability flaws on the evaluated app, which scored 83%. Some flaws were detected in the app related to the navigation pattern. Some more issues related to the startup experience, empty screens or writing style were also found. The way a user navigates through an application improves or deteriorates user's experience with the application. We proposed a reusable usability catalog and an audit method. This proposal was used to evaluate a mobile health application. An audit report was created with the usability issues identified on the evaluated application.

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Estudio sobre la importancia y la seguridad de uso de las contraseñas en el ámbito laboral sanitario

Cited by 3 publications

References 4 publications

Prototipo de reconocimiento facial para mejorar el control de asistencia de estudiantes en UNIANDES, Quevedo

Prototipo de reconocimiento facial para mejorar el control de asistencia de estudiantes en UNIANDES, Quevedo

Free Blood Donation Mobile Applications

Reusable Software Usability Specifications for mHealth Applications

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