Integrating Web Services and Intelligent Agents in Supply Chain for Securing Sensitive Messages

Moradian, Esmiralda

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-85567-5_96

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“…Architectural research examines frameworks for the deployment of operational information security processes and technical implementations. We identified a small number of papers in this area (Djordjevic et al , 2007; Fabian et al , 2013; Moradian, 2008; Wangwe et al , 2012; Eigeles, 2006). For example, Wangwe et al (2012) developed a framework for collaboration between government agencies.…”

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Inter-organisational information security: a systematic literature review

Karlsson

Kolkowska

Prenkert

2016

ICS

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to survey existing inter-organisational information security research to scrutinise the kind of knowledge that is currently available and the way in which this knowledge has been brought about. Design/methodology/approach The results are based on a literature review of inter-organisational information security research published between 1990 and 2014. Findings The authors conclude that existing research has focused on a limited set of research topics. A majority of the research has focused management issues, while employees’/non-staffs’ actual information security work in inter-organisational settings is an understudied area. In addition, the majority of the studies have used a subjective/argumentative method, and few studies combine theoretical work and empirical data. Research limitations/implications The findings suggest that future research should address a broader set of research topics, focusing especially on employees/non-staff and their use of processes and technology in inter-organisational settings, as well as on cultural aspects, which are lacking currently; focus more on theory generation or theory testing to increase the maturity of this sub-field; and use a broader set of research methods. Practical implications The authors conclude that existing research is to a large extent descriptive, philosophical or theoretical. Thus, it is difficult for practitioners to adopt existing research results, such as governance frameworks, which have not been empirically validated. Originality/value Few systematic reviews have assessed the maturity of existing inter-organisational information security research. Findings of authors on research topics, maturity and research methods extend beyond the existing knowledge base, which allow for a critical discussion about existing research in this sub-field of information security.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

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Inter-organisational information security: a systematic literature review

Karlsson

Kolkowska

Prenkert

2016

ICS

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“…In this step we carry out data integration by using web service to achieve secret message through sender and receiver in which architecture is oriented in doing service producing different solution in business logic with various application [15].Web service technology combines the message sent through WhatsApp (WA) web to be disguised. The model of architecture in the web service is shown in Figure 8:…”

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“…Chatting model done individually or in the group does not have any security guarantee to the receiver, yet the plaintext sent through operator server is fragile of hacker attack [10], [11]. Plaintext and plainimage saved in the operator server can be a weakness of the application users who feel secure but in fact there are many hacker attacks achieving textual information saved in the server [13]- [15], so an additional network control software is needed [16].…”

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The Proposed Development of Prototype with Secret Messages Model in Whatsapp Chat

Hamdani

Ismanto

Munir

et al. 2018

IJECE

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Development of prototype at data security through secret messages is needed for disguising the messages sent in smartphone chatting application, WhatsApp (WA) Chat. We propose a model to disguise a plaintext message which is first encrypted by cryptosystem to change the plaintext message to ciphertext. Plaintext or plainimage entering the smartphone system is changed into encrypted text; receiver then can read the message by using similar key with the sender. The weakness of this proposal is the message random system is not planted directly in the chatting application; therefore message removing process from cryptosystem to WA application is still needed. The strength of using this model is the messages sent will not be easily re-encrypted by hacker and can be used at client computing section.

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“…In different approaches integration of intelligent agents and Web-services has been applied for various purposes. E.g., it was a basis for distributed service discovery and negotiation system in B2B [13]; in [14] a way to protect secret business information from being disclosed, modified and lost is described. In the approach presented in this paper agents "activate" Web-services when required and make Web-service descriptions sharable via using ontology.…”

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confidence: 99%

Ubiquitous computing in emergency: Role-based situation response based on self-organizing resource network

Smirnov

Levashova

Shilov

2011

2011 IEEE International Multi-Disciplinary Conference on Cognitive Methods in Situation Awareness and Decision Support (CogSIMA

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Smart environment is defined here as a number of devices that can share information and services independently of their physical location. Smart environments based on ubiquitous computing open new possibilities to various aspects of human activities. The paper proposes an approach to emergency situation response that benefits of the ubiquitous computing. The approach is based on utilizing role profiles to facilitate the coordination of the activities of the emergency response operation members.Emergency response operations usually involve different people and organizations with different subordination. As a result, the centralized control is often impossible. The idea behind the approach is to self-organize resources of the smart environment according to the state of the situation caused by the accident. The resources self-organize a collaborative network that comprises physical devices, software services, organizations, and persons to undertake joint actions for accident response. The accident response system intended for operating in smart environments has a service-oriented architecture. Some of Webservices making up the architecture are intended to model the accident situations; others model resource functionalities or bear supporting functions. Web-services that model resource functionalities are aligned against the emergency situation management ontology. This alignment ensures semantic interoperability of the heterogeneous resources. A case study illustrates main ideas presented in the paper.

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Integrating Web Services and Intelligent Agents in Supply Chain for Securing Sensitive Messages

Cited by 7 publications

References 5 publications

Inter-organisational information security: a systematic literature review

Inter-organisational information security: a systematic literature review

The Proposed Development of Prototype with Secret Messages Model in Whatsapp Chat

Ubiquitous computing in emergency: Role-based situation response based on self-organizing resource network

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