Human Aspects in Cybersecurity Archives - Ian Carnaghan
Challenges Policy Makers face to Counter Cybercrime
Pfleeger (2005) reminds us that modern cyber-criminals can often be individuals that are difficult to detect. They “wear business...
Cybercrime vs Traditional Crime
“Eighteen people were charged in what may be one of the nation’s largest credit card fraud rings, a sprawling...
Risks, Threats and Vulnerabilities
According to SANS (2009) attacks against websites and web applications constitute more than 60% of total attacks observed on...
Security Policies
Bosworth et al (2009) stress the importance of formality that should be adopted when creating an ethics policy. They...
Cost and Challenges with E-Government
There is no doubt that E-Government provides conveniences today that many take for granted, however there is an underlying...
Cultural Values and Moral Legitimacy
In a paper that discussed various cyber-crimes throughout the years carried out by juveniles, Radnofsky (2006) points us to...
One audit standard fits all?
Computer applications are constantly evolving; while web based systems continue to grow in complexity. It is essential that these...
Mobile Security
Underlying vulnerabilities in mobile device software has also opened up the door to potential security breaches. In an article...
Will the Mandiant Report Raise Public Awareness?
The Mandiant report: APT1: Exposing One of China’s Cyber Espionage Units, has stirred up a lot of media attention over the...
