New Technologies and Future Trends in Computer Security

Looks at the wide-ranging changes which are taking place in the computer industry and what this means for security issues. Highlights current computer crimes and looks at why computer crime has been able to increase, e.g. computer terrorism, sale of contaminated software, and why today there is a gr...

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Published in:Industrial management + data systems 1994-10, Vol.94 (8), p.30-36
Main Authors: Forcht, Karen A, Pierson, Joan
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Buying
Computer industry
Computer security
Crime
Cybercrime
Cybersecurity
Data encryption
Employees
Employment
Globalization
Implications
Network security
New technology
Privacy
Security firms
Society
Teamwork
Technological change
Technology
Transborder data flow
Trends
Workforce
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Summary:Looks at the wide-ranging changes which are taking place in the computer industry and what this means for security issues. Highlights current computer crimes and looks at why computer crime has been able to increase, e.g. computer terrorism, sale of contaminated software, and why today there is a greater need for computer security. Refers to the Berne Convention and the "gold card proposal". Discusses the attitudes for and against trans-border data flow, and the now very public issue of privacy, including how the buying of information is being tackled and the consequences of the cashless society.
ISSN:0263-5577
1758-5783
0263-5577
DOI:10.1108/02635579410069337