Furnell, Steven.
Papers from the HAISA 2007 Symposium : Papers from the HAISA 2007 Symposium. - 1 online resource (100 pages) - Information Management and Computer Security - Volume 15, Issue 5 . - Information Management and Computer Security - Volume 15, Issue 5 .
Cover -- CONTENTS -- EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD -- Guest editorial -- Comply! Resistance is futile -- Vendor availability: a key factor for outsourcing in Chilean ICT sector -- How well are information risks being communicated to your computer end-users? -- User-centred security applied to the development of a management information system -- Improving protection mechanisms by understanding online risk -- Usable set-up of runtime security policies -- Toward viable information security reporting systems -- On the imbalance of the security problem space and its expected consequences.
The first two papers in this e-book give a global perspective on Information Management issues. The remaining papers are security-focused, and have been selected for inclusion from the International Symposium on Human Aspects of Information Security & Assurance (HAISA 2007), which took place in Plymouth, UK, on 10 July 2007. The theme of the event reflected that a significant aspect of protection comes down to the attitudes, awareness, behaviour and capabilities of the people involved.
9781846636974
Computer security.
Information technology -- Management.
Management information systems.
Electronic books.
T58.64 -- .I5155 2007eb
658.4/038
Papers from the HAISA 2007 Symposium : Papers from the HAISA 2007 Symposium. - 1 online resource (100 pages) - Information Management and Computer Security - Volume 15, Issue 5 . - Information Management and Computer Security - Volume 15, Issue 5 .
Cover -- CONTENTS -- EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD -- Guest editorial -- Comply! Resistance is futile -- Vendor availability: a key factor for outsourcing in Chilean ICT sector -- How well are information risks being communicated to your computer end-users? -- User-centred security applied to the development of a management information system -- Improving protection mechanisms by understanding online risk -- Usable set-up of runtime security policies -- Toward viable information security reporting systems -- On the imbalance of the security problem space and its expected consequences.
The first two papers in this e-book give a global perspective on Information Management issues. The remaining papers are security-focused, and have been selected for inclusion from the International Symposium on Human Aspects of Information Security & Assurance (HAISA 2007), which took place in Plymouth, UK, on 10 July 2007. The theme of the event reflected that a significant aspect of protection comes down to the attitudes, awareness, behaviour and capabilities of the people involved.
9781846636974
Computer security.
Information technology -- Management.
Management information systems.
Electronic books.
T58.64 -- .I5155 2007eb
658.4/038