Taxonomy of conflicts in network security policies

Hamed, H.; Al-Shaer, Ehab

doi:10.1109/mcom.2006.1607877

Cited by 146 publications

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“…It may consequent in the electronic operating environment the appearance of several problems, including the problem of the disappearance of the set of books and documents where it became having a new model thus several stages were incorporated to be shown as one stage in the electronic operating also the impact of data electronic operating extended to the place of operation (Hamed, H., & Al-Shaer, E. 2006) where these operations became fully carried out within the accountant itself and it shall consequent thereof the proof guide become invisible in its nature in contrary to what the auditor accustomed under the manual systems (Romney et al, 2013). The proof of evidence in light of data electronic operating in programs, records, operating systems, followed configuration system and engineering design of PCs, software and the proof of evidence shall lose its strength if it exposed to any of the errors that can occur in the value of the primary elements when introduced into the computer, when updated, when stored or when you make some modifications therein (Arens et al, 2012).…”

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The Relationship between Network Security Policies and Audit Evidence Documentation: The Accounting Information Security Culture as a Mediator

Hamdan¹

2017

IJBM

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The purpose of this study is to explore the relationship between network security policies (the department policy, system director policy, user policy, information security officer policy) on the one hand, and audit evidence documenting on the other hand. As the security, culture of accounting information has been introduced as a variable mediating that relationship. The researcher sent (450) questionnaires to all the companies listed on the Amman Stock Exchange in Jordan equivalent to (228) company until 2015. The study found that there is a significant relationship between networks (the department policy, system director policy, user policy, information security officer policy) and documentation of the audit evidence. While the respondents said that, there is not a significant relationship between information security officer and policy and documentation of the audit evidence. Besides, the value of the correlation coefficient between network security policies and documentation of audit evidence had increased from (0.56) to (0.62), after entering the variable of security culture of accounting information systems to demonstrate its impact as a variable rate of the regression model and this result demonstrates the importance of awareness of security culture of the companies. These results will be very useful for those are interested, especially auditors to help them to appreciate the importance of documenting the audit evidence of network security and their implementation on the ground.

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The Relationship between Network Security Policies and Audit Evidence Documentation: The Accounting Information Security Culture as a Mediator

Hamdan¹

2017

IJBM

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“…In fact, the problem can arise for many dierent policy applications where some implicit coordination of behaviour is required. This example specically looks at the case for rewall policies, but the problem may also arise for routing policies and network security IPsec policies (Hamed and Al-Shaer, 2006). A exible and extensible method of incorporating semantic information into the information model is required so that such cases as described here do not cause a problem for policy conict analysis.…”

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On harnessing information models and ontologies for policy conflict analysis

Davy

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Strassner

2009

2009 IFIP/IEEE International Symposium on Integrated Network Management

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“…One of the most important advances has been made by Al-Saher et al [4,12]. In their works, authors define an inconsistency model for firewall rule sets, and they provide an order-dependent characterization of different kinds of inconsistencies by pairs of rules.…”

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“…A complete characterization has been given by Al-Shaer et al [12] that include shadowing, generalization, correlation and redundancy (all of them except correlation are order-dependent).…”

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