Review of Security Principles and Security Functions in Critical Information Infrastructure Protection

Abstract

There is quite a lot of research on Critical Information Infrastructure Protection (CIIP), but what threats and vulnerabilities are considered in the security principle offered is unknow. Likewise, the security functions provided have not been measured. This study is a review of CIIP using the Kitchenham framework. From 31 scientific publications and 5 CIIP standards, it was found that there were 13 threats and 16 vulnerabilities were categorized into three security principles. As a result of measuring security functions on CIIP, we found that only 25% provide all security functions.

Investigating the multifaceted dynamics of cybersecurity practices and their impact on the quality of e-government services: evidence from the KSA

“…A comprehensive review of related work reveals consistent evidence supporting the hypothesis that technological infrastructure indeed has a positive influence on cybersecurity practices in the context of e-government (Bokhari and Myeong, 2023;Putro et al, 2023). They emphasize the pivotal role of robust technological infrastructure in fortifying cybersecurity defenses within e-government frameworks.…”