DocumentCode
2014720
Title
Knowledge-Centric Information Security
Author
Fung, Walter S L ; Fung, Richard Y K
Author_Institution
Inf. Technol., Kuoni Travel (China) Ltd., Hong Kong, China
fYear
2008
fDate
13-15 Dec. 2008
Firstpage
27
Lastpage
34
Abstract
Increasing number of enterprises consider information security (InfoSec) as a key success factor whereas threats can originate from any part of the world over internet. Incidents such as 11th September of 2001, and hacker horror stories, awaken enterprises they should reshape their InfoSec policies. Traditionally InfoSec relies heavily on technology, investing large amount of money on software and hardware. In the last decade process based information security management system (ISMS) such as ISO27001 has emerged. Many organizations since then have adopted such ISMS. KM is another management discipline enterprises employ, with aim to foster a more effective management of knowledge creation for innovations. This paper proposes a research initiative to integrate KM and InfoSec together into a knowledge-centric InfoSec (KCIS) System. Organizations should be able to improve their InfoSec maturity level, by adopting KCIS in phases.
Keywords
knowledge management; security of data; ISMS; InfoSec policies; information security management system; knowledge-centric information security; Computer hacking; Hardware; Information management; Information security; Innovation management; Internet; Knowledge engineering; Knowledge management; Research initiatives; Technological innovation; Information Security; Knowledge Management;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Security Technology, 2008. SECTECH '08. International Conference on
Conference_Location
Hainan Island
Print_ISBN
978-0-7695-3486-2
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/SecTech.2008.9
Filename
4725338
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