恶意软件受害与组织生存:新兴市场的多方法探索

Q3 Social Sciences
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互联网自诞生以来在全球范围内得到了广泛的接受。然而,随着网络欺诈者不断模仿和实施对企业实体的严重攻击,与这种接受相关的不断升级的威胁令人震惊。虽然人们对恶意软件攻击和防御的各个方面都有很多了解(Sharmeen等人,2019),但很少有人关注恶意软件如何影响尼日利亚组织的社会经济生存,特别是在克罗斯河州。本文旨在通过展示恶意软件受害如何影响研究领域的组织生存的经验证据来弥合这一知识差距。通过使用问卷调查和深度访谈,采用多阶段抽样技术从克罗斯河州选择了1,074名研究参与者,包括银行工作人员、产业工人和电信工作人员。调查结果显示,在克罗斯河州的企业组织中,恶意软件受害人数显著增加,对其社会经济发展造成严重后果。为了降低这些风险,该研究建议组织加强其网络安全,为员工实施全面的网络安全意识培训计划,采用先进的检测和响应技术,并采用移动安全解决方案或商业互联网流量安全措施来确保其安全。
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Malware victimisation and organisational survival: A multi-method exploration of emerging market
The internet has gained widespread acceptance globally since its inception. However, the escalating threats associated with this acceptance are alarming, as cyber fraudsters continually imitate and execute grievous attacks on corporate entities. While much is known about the various dimensions of malware attacks and defense (Sharmeen et al., 2019), little attention has been given to how malware affects the socio-economic survival of organizations in Nigeria, particularly in Cross River State. This article aims to bridge this knowledge gap by presenting empirical evidence on how malware victimization impacts organizational survival in the study area. Through the use of questionnaires and in-depth interviews, a sample of 1,074 research participants, including bank staff, industrial workers, and telecommunication staff, was selected from Cross River State using a multi-stage sampling technique. The findings reveal a significant increase in malware victimization among corporate organizations in Cross River State, resulting in severe consequences for their socio-economic development. To mitigate these risks, the study recommends that organizations strengthen their network security, implement comprehensive cybersecurity awareness training programs for employees, adopt advanced detection and response technologies, and employ mobile security solutions or business internet traffic security measures to ensure their safety.
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Journal of Governance and Regulation
Journal of Governance and Regulation Business, Management and Accounting-Business and International Management
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