Mitigating Ransomware Risks in Manufacturing and the
Supply Chain: A Comprehensive Security Framework
Aljoghaiman, A., & Sundram, P. K., Veera. (2023). Mitigating Ransomware Risks in
Manufacturing and the Supply Chain: A Comprehensive Security Framework.
International Journal of Cyber Criminology, 17(2).
https:\/\/cybercrimejournal.com\/menuscript\/index.php\/cybercrimejournal\/article\/view\/214\/81
This article is important because it shows the cause and effect of what happens when employees
learn about how to migrate ransomware. Having this article in my paper about how it is
important for employees to learn about the type of ransomware that a company could be affected
by. This also shows the effects in statics and data about how teaching is good for employees to
avoid ransomware.
Implementing Effective Cyber Security Training for End Users of Computer Networks
Beyer, R., & Brummel, B. (2015). Implementing Effective Cyber Security Training for
End Users of Computer Networks. In (pp. 19).
https:\/\/citeseerx.ist.psu.edu\/document?repid=rep1&type=pdf&doi=73746f3a5e2808082c4b4393
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The author of this journal has a Masters in Industrial and organizational psychology and was the
vice president of human resources for NationsBank and Bradley Brummel who has his Ph.D in
industrial and organizational psychology. This study was also funded by the Air Force Office of
Scientific Research. This article is older but can be expanded because of the way it is formatted
and layed. It is good with my paper because it shows how to train cybersecurity with different
types of teams inside of a company like human resources and psychology.
Does Explicit Information Security Policy Affect Employees’ Cyber Security Behavior? A Pilot
Study
L. Li, W. He, L. Xu, A. Ivan, M. Anwar and X. Yuan, “Does Explicit Information Security
Policy Affect Employees’ Cyber Security Behavior? A Pilot Study,” 2014 Enterprise
Systems Conference, Shanghai, China, 2014, pp. 169-173, doi: 10.1109\/ES.2014.66
The company that published this journal is the IEEE which is a very credible organization within
the information technology field. This article explains how to train employees with cyber risk
with more awareness training and defending the company on the network side. There is data
within this article that shows when the employees are trained to be aware of the cybersecurity it
shows that they are more comfortable with reporting incidents , as well as not having so many.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Handling Insider Threat Through Supervised Machine Learning Techniques
Janjua , F., Masood, A., Abbas , H., & Rashid, I. (2020). Handling Insider Threat
Through Supervised Machine Learning Techniques. Procedia Computer Science,
177, 7.
This article is relevant because it was written in 2020 and it was published in the Procedia
Computer Science Journal which gives it more credibility within this paper. Insider Threat is a
pivotal in understanding how to train users in being aware about how to mitigate that. This
article helps me understand how to train users that are not familiar with information technology
and cyber security.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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