Titlebook: Managing Information Risk and the Economics of Security; M. Eric Johnson Book 2009 Springer-Verlag US 2009 Business.Economics.Information.

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Terri Bradford,Fumiko Hayashi,Christian Hung,Simonetta Rosati,Richard J. Sullivan,Zhu Wang,Stuart E.

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Ross Anderson,Rainer B?hme,Richard Clayton,Tyler Moore

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,BORIS –Business ORiented management of Information Security,ing their security, but also business glasses. To handle this challenge, a framework is presented in this chapter. It supports any information security functions with a strong economic focus, whereby it specifically links business and information security objectives. The core of the presented method

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Communicating the Economic Value of Security Investments: Value at Security Risk,icsto express risk levels and their economic consequences: we refer to Value-at-Risk and Value-at-Risk-type metrics..This contribution transforms or transfers entities and metricsused by the information and data security communities into Value-at-Risk-type entities and metrics. This will allow manag

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Reinterpreting the Disclosure Debate for Web Infections,ot incentivized to secure their platforms and websites and that the malware industry is sophisticated and adapts to this reality. A delayed disclosure policy may be appropriate for traditional software products. However, in the web infection space, silence during this period leads to further infecti

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Is Distributed Trust More Trustworthy?,he most trustworthy institution depends on the institutional setup and payoffs. However, the required cooperation with threshold trust allows a public authority to enhance trust in various ways. Furthermore, conflicting interests may cause a TTP based on threshold trust to breakdown after detected c

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