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Keyword: threats

  • INFORMATION SECURITY

    Information security and data protection policy in an organization

    • Nayden Yordanov
    Security & Future, Vol. 9 (2025), Issue 2, pg(s) 54-56
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    In recent years, information security and data protection have become key factors in ensuring the stability, trust, and continuity of operations in any organization. With the expansion of the process of digitalization and the increasing dependance on information technologies, the need for reliable mechanisms to protect data and prevent cyber threats becomes ever more critical. Security breaches lead not only to significant financial losses but also to serious damage to an organization’s reputation and the trust of its business partners. This paper describes the processes involved in building an effectively functioning information security system and outlines the key aspects of developing an information security policy. The presentation examines the fundamental principles, approaches, and technologies that ensure the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of information. Emphasis is placed on risk analysis, vulnerability assessment, and the implementation of adequate protection measures tailored to the specific organizational structure and its resources.

  • INFORMATION SECURITY

    Analysis of internet of things security breaches

    • Veselin Tselkov
    Security & Future, Vol. 8 (2024), Issue 3, pg(s) 82-85
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    The report analyzes the nature of the Internet of Things (IoT), presents a basic architectural model of IoT, and categorizes IoT according to various criteria. The most famous IoT security breaches are presented. The vulnerabilities that led to the security breaches and the scale and consequences of the impact of the breach are analyzed. Overview and analysis of IoT security breaches are the subject of this research. The main threats and vulnerabilities are systematize and the response of the world community is tracked

  • BUSINESS & “INDUSTRY 4.0”

    Fintech in the financial services market – opportunities and threats. Case study of Poland

    • Marek Szczepański
    Industry 4.0, Vol. 7 (2022), Issue 2, pg(s) 66-70
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    Fintech is increasingly important and potentially the most rapid change in financial services sector, changing the way financial services firms operate and transforming debt and equity markets, payments, credit assessment, regulatory compliance, personal finance and many other facets of financial services. The aim of the article is to analyze the impact of Fintech on the financial services market in Poland in the 21st century, with particular emphasis on the banking and insurance sector. The author intends to answer the question whether modern solutions proposed by IT companies in the field of payment processing, data collection and processing in Big Data technology and financial consulting constitute competition, or are complementary to financial services offered by banks and insurance companies, and to identify opportunities and threats for the further development of Fintech in Poland.

  • INFORMATION SECURITY

    Cybersecurity trends

    • Lilyana Petkova
    Security & Future, Vol. 5 (2021), Issue 4, pg(s) 137-140
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    With the evolution of the digital world and the constant interaction in the real time world, even the casual user must be constantly aware of all possible threats and all possible protection actions or at least follow the trends. The vulnerabilities’ definit ions depend on their attacking area but with the huge space of data we never know what exactly is happening and to what is the harmed area. This article is going to provide a basic definition on the term cybersecurity and some of the most common threats along with giving some real vulnerabilities with their impact for the past decade. And as each action needs the actor, at the end there are some of the most popular academies which provide qualitative education to those who want.

  • NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY

    The new old challenges to NATO in the Balkans

    • Martin Sokolov
    Security & Future, Vol. 5 (2021), Issue 1, pg(s) 21-23
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    NATO is facing an array of challenges in the Balkans – both ‘old’ and conventional, and ‘new’ and asymmetric. This paper seeks to offer an overview and provide an analysis of the risks emanating from Russia’s strategic interests in the peninsula and possible complications as an example of ‘traditional’ threat. Additionally, the author will strive to a nalyze them in the context of ‘modern’ security challenges in the region, such as the risks stemming from the migration from the Middle East and North Africa, and the challenges, particularly in the Western Balkans, of radicalization and returning foreign fighters. NATO’s role in the region is particularly important as no single country in the region has the capabilities to address such transnational threats and challenges unilatera lly. The hypothesis is that the Alliance needs to significantly enhance its soft power capabilities, intensify cooperation between stakeholders in the region, and adapt to more contemporary and asymmetric threats.

  • THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF SECURITY

    Ecological security and environmental security – similarities and differences

    • Proletina Kostova
    • Dafinka Sidova
    Security & Future, Vol. 4 (2020), Issue 3, pg(s) 91-94
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    The report explores and analyzes the essence of the concepts of ecological security and environmental security. The main similarities and differences are emphasized. Last, but not least, the state of ecological and environmental security in genuine pandemic crisis is being discussed.

  • Safety of the entity’s functioning in the context of the implemented quality management system in accordance with ISO 9001:2015 – a case study analysis

    • M. Dąbrowska-Świder
    Security & Future, Vol. 3 (2019), Issue 1, pg(s) 10-13
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    The aim of the article is to present what benefits for the entity result from the implemented quality management system in accordance with the ISO 9001:2015 standard and whether having such a system is about organizational security and is effective protection against threats related to its functioning.

  • Extension of the stages of investment projects` effective management on the basis of operational activity`s rational organization

    • Oleksandr Hryhorovych Cherep
    Machines. Technologies. Materials., Vol. 13 (2019), Issue 3, pg(s) 133-136
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    Problem issues of enterprises` investment projects introduction have been studied. Structure of every enterprises` investment projects management stage and their characteristics have been defined. Goal of every investment project`s introduction stage taking into account investment resources need and information processing as for the applied investment projects have been marked. Stages of business investment projects `efficient management regarding development of efficient system of decision making control of managerial system have been suggested. System of investment projects` management not identical to existing ones has been submitted. It has been implied to study it as set of elements, which determine planning process, analysis, organization, introduction and monitoring of an investment project, planned budget, project timing, considering environmental threats and risks to take meaningful decisions, avoiding mistakes and improving organizational structure of an investment project.

  • Radiological threats to the security environment

    • Nikolay I. Padarev
    Security & Future, Vol. 2 (2018), Issue 4, pg(s) 173-175
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    The threats to the modern security environment from radiological materials are explored. The possible scenarios for radiological impact from open and / or closed radioactive sources and nuclear weapons and the degree of potential danger are analyzed. The psychological effects of the population are examined. The role of state policy in radiological threats is stated.

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