Une vision de la recherche sur la confiance et la sûreté des systèmes d'information dans le cadre de la protection des infrastructures critiques

Rajaonah, Bako

doi:10.3166/isi.22.1.109-133

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“…Our approach, incorporating system analysis, pairwise comparison, and hierarchical analysis, is juxtaposed against various methodologies and findings from recent literature to underscore its relevance and distinctiveness. For example, Rajaonah [17] explores the trust aspect in sustainable development system security, especially in the realm of critical infrastructure protection. This perspective aligns with our findings in highlighting the importance of trust and security, particularly in the digitalization era, as pivotal elements in sustainable development.…”

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Policy of Sustainable Development in Jordan and Its Impact on International Relations

Khasawneh

2024

IJSDP

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Policy of Sustainable Development in Jordan and Its Impact on International Relations

Khasawneh

2024

IJSDP

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“…The second step consisted of training participants to use the driving simulator through a computer tutorial whose aim was to explain how the automated driving mode works (including activation and deactivation procedures), the vehicle user interfaces, and the operating limits of the autonomous mode. The tutorial was followed by 2 training scenarios (as shown in Table 1) and finally a trust survey measuring global and multidimensional trust [10]. The third step was the experimental phase during which participants had to complete four driving scenarios (see Table 2).…”

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“…The fifth and final step was an informal discussion to collect participants' feelings and thank them. survey measuring global and multidimensional trust [10]. The third step was the experimental phase during which participants had to complete four driving scenarios (see Table 2).…”

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“…It can be considered as a psychological state [7], a behavioral intention [8], or a behavior [9]. In this paper, we rely on the definition of trust proposed in [10]: "a psychological state of expectation resulting from knowledge and evaluations related to the operator's trust referent in a specific context and guiding his/her decision to use automatic control". Trust in automated systems is measured using different tools across studies.…”

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Anthropomorphic Design and Self-Reported Behavioral Trust: The Case of a Virtual Assistant in a Highly Automated Car

Lawson-Guidigbe,

Amokrane-Ferka,

Louveton

et al. 2023

Machines

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The latest advances in car automation present new challenges in vehicle–driver interactions. Indeed, acceptance and adoption of high levels of automation (when full control of the driving task is given to the automated system) are conditioned by human factors such as user trust. In this work, we study the impact of anthropomorphic design on user trust in the context of a highly automated car. A virtual assistant was designed using two levels of anthropomorphic design: “voice-only” and “voice with visual appearance”. The visual appearance was a three-dimensional model, integrated as a hologram in the cockpit of a driving simulator. In a driving simulator study, we compared the three interfaces: two versions of the virtual assistant interface and the baseline interface with no anthropomorphic attributes. We measured trust versus perceived anthropomorphism. We also studied the evolution of trust throughout a range of driving scenarios. We finally analyzed participants’ reaction time to takeover request events. We found a significant correlation between perceived anthropomorphism and trust. However, the three interfaces tested did not significantly differentiate in terms of perceived anthropomorphism while trust converged over time across all our measurements. Finally, we found that the anthropomorphic assistant positively impacts reaction time for one takeover request scenario. We discuss methodological issues and implication for design and further research.

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“…It is noted in the scientific and practical literature [1,2] that today it is obvious that engineering enterprises need to introduce changes in the sustainable development system from time to time in order to survive in the market and remain competitive. Moreover, the need for changes began to arise so often that their impact on the engineering activities of the enterprise is no longer considered as an exceptional phenomenon.…”

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Implementing Modeling Techniques to Formulate a Strategy for Organizational Change Management in Enterprises' Sustainable Development Systems

Borutska,

Mahas,

Hrebinska

et al. 2023

IJSDP

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The primary aim of this article is to graphically construct change management strategies within the system of enterprise sustainable development. The study focuses on the sustainable development system of an enterprise. The scientific task is the implementation of a new methodological approach to building strategies for managing changes in sustainable development system of enterprise. The research methods involve the use of technologies for constructing two variants of IDEF3 strategies. The IDEF3 method was utilized to capture descriptions of action sequences, enabling a specialist to construct change management strategies within the enterprise's sustainable development system. As a result, two unique examples of change management strategies in enterprise sustainable development system were presented. Consequently, we formed process-oriented and object-oriented strategies for managing changes in the machine-building enterprise's sustainable development system. These strategies allow for the inclusion of all elements of the enterprise's sustainable development in strategy formation. The implications of the study are the formation of a specific methodological approach to the presentation of the strategy for managing changes in the system of sustainable development of an enterprise. The study is limited as it only takes into account the specifics of the sustainable development system within an engineering enterprise. Prospects for further research should be devoted to the analysis of the change management system in the framework of security. The practical value of the results obtained lies in the possibility of using strategy models for top managers.

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Une vision de la recherche sur la confiance et la sûreté des systèmes d'information dans le cadre de la protection des infrastructures critiques

Cited by 10 publications

References 58 publications

Policy of Sustainable Development in Jordan and Its Impact on International Relations

Policy of Sustainable Development in Jordan and Its Impact on International Relations

Anthropomorphic Design and Self-Reported Behavioral Trust: The Case of a Virtual Assistant in a Highly Automated Car

Implementing Modeling Techniques to Formulate a Strategy for Organizational Change Management in Enterprises' Sustainable Development Systems

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