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1. Amenazas emergentes en la computación en la nube: desafíos de seguridad y respuesta.

Author

Peña-Robayo, Martha and del Pílar Moreno, Ana

Subjects
*CLOUD computing security measures, *RESOURCE management, *DENIAL of service attacks, *LEAKAGE
Abstract

Cloud computing has revolutionized data and resource management, enabling organizations to optimize their operations and reduce costs. However, this technology has also given rise to new security threats and challenges that require urgent attention. This article provides a comprehensive analysis of emerging threats in cloud computing, such as data leakage, account hijacking, and denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, and highlights challenges in security management, such as operational complexity, lack of visibility over resources, and difficulties in complying with regulations. In addition, mitigation strategies are proposed, including rigorous security policies, continuous monitoring, and close collaboration with cloud service providers. Cloud security is a multifaceted challenge that demands a comprehensive approach to protect data, maintain service integrity, and ensure business continuity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024

2. Implementación de medidas de seguridad y principio de conservación de datos según la ley orgánica de protección de datos personales en instituciones públicas de Babahoyo, Ecuador.

Author

Vinueza Ochoa, Nelly Valeria, Macías Álvarez, Miguel Ángel, and Maldonado Manzano, Rosa Leonor

Subjects
DATA management, DATA protection, INFORMATION technology security, LEAKAGE, PERSONAL information management, PERSONALLY identifiable information, DATA security, PUBLIC administration, CITIZENS
Abstract

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Published
2024

3. Personal Health Data: A Security Capabilities Model to Prevent Data Leakage in Big Data Environments.

Author

Sanchez Rubio, Carlos Javier, Osorio Choque, Jercino, Gerardo Villacorta, Gino, and Armas-Aguirre, Jimmy

Abstract

In this paper, we proposed a model of security capabilities to prevent personal health data leakage in Big Data environments. There are new threats and risks in every organization in the health sector, among which the leakage of personal data stands out as the amount of digital information about a patient or employee circulates in networks, equipment, and systems. The proposed model allows the healthcare entity to measure the level of maturity of its organization by identifying how robust it is to prevent data leakage scenarios, as well as to identify existing gaps and shortcomings. This proposal allows healthcare organizations to establish remediation measures in those domains with a deficient level, acting preventively before the risk event materializes. The model incorporates 10 domains with the best practices of NIST, which have allowed an analysis to be carried out to obtain a greater scope of all the necessary edges to have an adequate level of prevention in the organization. The structure of the model is made up of three phases: 1. Diagnosis of the organization by using the proposed model through a questionnaire; 2. Collection and processing of the results divided into 3 sub-phases: 2.1 Review and measurement of the results of the answers, 2.2 Analysis based on criteria from 1 to 5, and 2.3 Level of maturity obtained; 3. The proposal was validated in private health organizations in Lima, Peru. Preliminary results show a trend of security deficiencies in the same domains for the companies evaluated. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022

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