Investigating Cyber Readiness for IoT Adoption in Saudi Arabia

Alanazi, Meshari; Soh, Ben

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“…Urban computing could help the cities in addressing the challenges through incremental solution-driven smart development. The areas of urban computing research in Saudi Arabia are mainly health applications including COVID-19 pandemic ( Al-Jehani et al., 2021 ; Alomari et al., 2021a ; Alotaibi et al., 2020 ), big data and smart mobility ( Alomari et al., 2021b ; Alharbi et al., 2021 ; Al-Nabhan et al., 2021 ; Aljoufie and Tiwari, 2022 ), cybersecurity and IoT ( Alhalafi and Veeraraghavan, 2021 ; Alanazi and Soh, 2020 ; Choo et al., 2021 ), and NEOM ( Nuseir et al., 2020 ; Alotaibi et al., 2019 ).…”

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Analysis of the implementation of urban computing in smart cities: A framework for the transformation of Saudi cities

Alshuwaikhat

Aina

Binsaedan

2022

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Analysis of the implementation of urban computing in smart cities: A framework for the transformation of Saudi cities

Alshuwaikhat

Aina

Binsaedan

2022

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“…However, a descriptive survey was conducted by [21], which reflected the special requirements before the application of IOT. The survey also conducted a very strong screening method along with certain analyses to identify the role of the data centers in the country for minimizing the cybercrimes and the risks.…”

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“…Proper measures for the adaptability of smart homes in any country should be taken prior to the adaption. It is clear that the seriousness of the use of IOT, in the Saudi Arabian region, can be addressed with the help of educating the users, providing security measures, managing information and privacy, handling cyber situations, and, finally, identifying the required security requirements [21].…”

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“…In contrast with the facilitation of smart 616 | P a g e www.ijacsa.thesai.org homes, cybercrimes and other non-ethical data privacy issues are more likely to occur. Internet-connected devices are going to facilitate the user on one side, but can be more dangerous at the other end [21]. As presented in one of the studies by [22], approximately 50 billion devices are connected across the globe, through which the data is travelling.…”

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“…The IOT model for maintaining security and privacy requires specific attention to security management, including identity management as well as data ownership. There has been an inverse relationship as identified by [21] between the awareness as the former part, and readiness as the later part, in the domain of IOT and cybercrimes.…”

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Investigation of Smart Home Security and Privacy: Consumer Perception in Saudi Arabia

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Almarhabi²

2021

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One of the fastest and most developing technologies around the globe is the Internet of things (IoT). The research questions in this study focus on the security and privacy challenges for a smart home environment. The geographical region of Saudi Arabia is the selected boundary for the study. The study is focused on finding the problems associated with the Smart Home adaption in Saudi Arabia. However, there is a large phase shift, which is seen towards the increase of threats in smart homes. It is believed that the awareness by humans towards the use of these devices. The level of security offered by the devices, is one of the factors for these threats and privacy issues. This research targets to identify all the facts that can be discarded towards adaption of Smart Homes. It is desirable that a quantitative methodology must be implemented for identification of the population under threat due to IoT devices in smart homes. The views of the users are the major input values to trace the problems. The expected results from this research will provide all the factors which can be improved and provided with proper solution to avoid any security or privacy threats in the Saudi Arabian realm.

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Modified UTAUT2 to Determine Intention and Use of E-Commerce Technology Among Micro & Small Women Entrepreneurs in Jharkhand, India

Dutta¹,

Shivani²

2020

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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E-commerce revolution is creating enormous growth opportunities for IndianSMEs. Yet, reports suggest that adoption of e-commerce remains low among women entrepreneurs in the micro and small sector. This research applies a technology acceptance perspective to examine the determinants which induce the behavioral intention to accept and use ecommerce among the women entrepreneurs of Jharkhand, a developing state of eastern India. The UTAUT2 model of technology acceptance was modified to measure the relative impact of performance expectancy, effort expectancy, social influence, facilitating conditions, hedonic motivation , price value , individual innovativeness and achievement motivation on their intention to adopt and use e-commerce under the influence of age and experience as moderators. Structural Equation Modeling was employed and the findings confirm the positive influence of all the core determinants except for hedonic motivation. This implies that in order to improve the weak penetration of e-commerce in the population, campaigns have to be designed and implemented to make the women entrepreneurs perceive that investment in ICT for ecommerce will be valuable for them and that they can easily use the technology .

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Investigating Cyber Readiness for IoT Adoption in Saudi Arabia

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Analysis of the implementation of urban computing in smart cities: A framework for the transformation of Saudi cities

Analysis of the implementation of urban computing in smart cities: A framework for the transformation of Saudi cities

Investigation of Smart Home Security and Privacy: Consumer Perception in Saudi Arabia

Modified UTAUT2 to Determine Intention and Use of E-Commerce Technology Among Micro & Small Women Entrepreneurs in Jharkhand, India

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