Revealing the realities of cybercrime in small and medium enterprises: Understanding fear and taxonomic perspectives

Arroyabe, Marta F.; Arranz, Carlos F.A.; De Arroyabe, Ignacio Fernandez; de Arroyabe, Juan Carlos Fernandez

doi:10.1016/j.cose.2024.103826

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Assessing Network Security Risks: a Technological Chain Perspective

Korobeinikova,

Tachenko,

Romanyuk

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2024 14th International Conference on Advanced Computer Information Technologies (ACIT)

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Assessing Network Security Risks: a Technological Chain Perspective

Korobeinikova,

Tachenko,

Romanyuk

et al. 2024

2024 14th International Conference on Advanced Computer Information Technologies (ACIT)

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Estrategias de ciberseguridad para MiPymes del sector terciario

Gordillo

2024

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Introducción: Importancia de un Sistema de Vigilancia Tecnológica en ciberseguridad para MiPymes de Fusagasugá, dada la creciente transformación digital. Metodología: Evaluación del conocimiento en ciberseguridad y determinación de áreas vulnerables en hogares geriátricos, gastrobares y hoteles. Resultados: Identificación de riesgos y establecimiento de normas para anticipar y fortalecer la protección de información digital. Discusión: Análisis de vulnerabilidades específicas en MiPymes y la necesidad de priorizar medidas de protección. Conclusiones: Implementar normas y medidas específicas en ciberseguridad para proteger datos en MiPymes del sector terciario.

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Sustainabilty, Green Financing, and Corporate Management

Zournatzidou,

Farazakis,

Sklavos

et al. 2024

Advances in Human Resources Management and Organizational Development

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Despite obstacles, private financial institutions in emerging markets and developing economies (EMDEs) have begun green and sustainable lending. A survey of private financial firms in Emerging Markets and Developing Economies found that parent companies of local subsidiaries, foreign investors, other financial industry sectors (like re-insurers), and DFIs drive initiatives, not new regulations, which are still developing in most EMDEs. Uneven rules and standards make EMDE operations varied. Enterprises' concern of losing market share to conventionally financed competitors hinders green and sustainable fundraising. The “first mover disadvantage” slows financial adoption. Data and capacity restrictions complicate sustainable finance taxonomies and disclosures. Many EMDEs have green or sustainable taxonomies, but they lack granularity, breadth, data, and expertise. Surveyors watched. Financial institutions have broad freedom to identify and communicate climate risks and exposures. Disclosure gaps perpetuate “greenwashing” and unfair competitiveness.

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Revealing the realities of cybercrime in small and medium enterprises: Understanding fear and taxonomic perspectives

Cited by 4 publications

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Assessing Network Security Risks: a Technological Chain Perspective

Assessing Network Security Risks: a Technological Chain Perspective

Estrategias de ciberseguridad para MiPymes del sector terciario

Sustainabilty, Green Financing, and Corporate Management

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