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1. Trendbeitrag Security.

Subjects
*INFRASTRUCTURE (Economics), *INTERNET security, *COMPUTER security, *COMPUTER software security, *BUSINESS intelligence, *INTERNET of things, *DATA encryption, *SMALL business, *ENCRYPTION protocols, *PLANT engineering
Abstract

The IT security situation in Germany is considered critical, especially in the machinery and plant engineering sector. The Federal Office for Information Security warns of alarming developments regarding IT security, which also affect production facilities. There is a risk of economic espionage and attacks on the economy and critical infrastructure. Companies should perform immediate updates, refrain from unnecessary functions, and strengthen supply chain security. There is a great need for further education in the field of software security. Smaller companies should better prepare for the security of their products and services. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

2. Normen und Standards der digitalen Archivierung.

Author

Fröhlich, Susanne

Subjects
*DIGITAL preservation, *ARCHIVES, *COMPUTERS, *METADATA, *CONCEPTUAL models, *METADATA Encoding & Transmission Schema (Document type definition), *METADATA mapping, *DATA encryption, *STANDARDS
Abstract

The article discusses digital preservation standards used in archives in Austria and German-speaking Europe. The author addresses both hardware standards and requirements and conceptual models and metadata standards. Aspects highlighted include the Open Archival Information System Reference Model (OAIS), the METS (Metadata Encoding and Transmission Standard) metadata mapping standard, and several related standards developed by the Deutsches Institut für Normung (German Institute for Standardization, DIN) such as DIN 31647, concerning the preservation of the authenticity of digitally encrypted and signed documents, DIN 31646, concerning persistent identifiers (PI), and DIN 31645, concerning ingest.

Published
2014

3. CONFERENCE corral. Ramping Up Relevance and Digital Ethics.

Author

Ojala, Marydee

Subjects
*CONFERENCES & conventions, *PUBLISHING, *ARTIFICIAL intelligence, *DATA encryption, *DECEPTION, *ETHICS, *SCHOLARLY method, *PRACTICAL politics
Abstract

The article discusses the 13th Annual Academic Publishing in Europe (APE) conference with the theme "Publishing 2020: Ramping Up Relevance" held in Berlin, Germany from January 17-18, 2018. It mentions topics discussed during the events including the aspects of open science as paradigm of research and education considering the context of open access (OA), the trends and impact of blockchain technology, and the effect of artificial intelligence (AI) on publishing.

Published
2018

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