Evolution of cross-sector cyber intelligent markets:
"In today's digital age, cyber threats have become an ever-increasing risk to businesses, governments, and individuals worldwide. The deep integration of technology into every facet of modern life has given rise to a complex and interconnected web of vulnerabilities. As a result, tradition...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "In today's digital age, cyber threats have become an ever-increasing risk to businesses, governments, and individuals worldwide. The deep integration of technology into every facet of modern life has given rise to a complex and interconnected web of vulnerabilities. As a result, traditional, sector-specific approaches to cybersecurity have proven insufficient in the face of these sophisticated and relentless adversaries. The need for a transformative solution that transcends organizational silos and fosters cross-sector collaboration, information sharing, and intelligence-driven defense strategies is now more critical than ever.Evolution of Cross-Sector Cyber Intelligent Markets explores the changes occurring within the field of intelligent markets, noting a significant paradigm shift that redefines cybersecurity. Through engaging narratives, real-world examples, and in-depth analysis, the book illuminates the key principles and objectives driving this evolution, shedding light on innovative solutions and collaborative efforts aimed at securing our digital future."-- |
| Beschreibung: | 29 PDFs (469 pages) Also available in print. |
| Format: | Mode of access: World Wide Web. |
| Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| ISBN: | 9798369319710 |
| Zugangseinschränkungen: | Restricted to subscribers or individual electronic text purchasers. |
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| contents | Chapter 1. Critical analysis on the challenges of product distribution in global infrastructure and value-added systems in logistics and supply chain management -- Chapter 2. Marketing information systems (MkIS) parts shortage challenges in the aviation industry: foreign military sales (FMS) legacy system in cross-sector markets -- Chapter 3. Leadership learning and leadership coaching for government leaders in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and technology -- Chapter 4. SCADA systems and threats to critical infrastructures -- Chapter 5. Addressing childhood obesity through technology innovation -- Chapter 6. Barricades and hindrances concerning women managers in healthcare cybersecurity and technology -- Chapter 7. Healthcare information systems (HCIS) customer patient advocacy: cyber health deficiencies in the state of Washington -- Chapter 8. Healthcare technologies to address driving under the influence (DUI) of marijuana -- Chapter 9. Tele-dermatology through telehealth and healthcare internet technologies -- Chapter 10. Cyber leadership excellence: bridging knowledge gaps, maximizing returns -- Chapter 11. Maximizing cyber intelligence and security team capabilities through DEI: the hidden benefits of diversity as a strategic defense -- Chapter 12. Cybersecurity in connected autonomous vehicles: navigating the future of transportation -- Chapter 13. Generations in transition: navigating in the cybersecurity-infused job market -- Chapter 14. Using artificial intelligence as a public health surveillance tool during salmonella outbreaks -- Chapter 15. Organizational dynamics and bias in artificial intelligence (AI) recruitment algorithms -- Chapter 16. Influence of cybersecurity leadership resiliency on organizational readiness: exploring intersectionality with cyber risk liability valuation -- Chapter 17. Supply chain management: the role of emotional intelligence in supply chain leadership -- Chapter 18. Nuclear power organizations as learning organizations around cybersecurity, public health, public safety, and critical infrastructure protection -- Chapter 19. Coaching cybersecurity project managers and cybersecurity engineers -- Chapter 20. Why historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) should employ new approaches to cybersecurity faculty development. |
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| spelling | Evolution of cross-sector cyber intelligent markets Eugene J. Lewis, editor. Hershey, Pennsylvania (701 E. Chocolate Avenue, Hershey, Pennsylvania, 17033, USA) : IGI Global, 2024. 29 PDFs (469 pages) text rdacontent electronic isbdmedia online resource rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references and index. Chapter 1. Critical analysis on the challenges of product distribution in global infrastructure and value-added systems in logistics and supply chain management -- Chapter 2. Marketing information systems (MkIS) parts shortage challenges in the aviation industry: foreign military sales (FMS) legacy system in cross-sector markets -- Chapter 3. Leadership learning and leadership coaching for government leaders in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and technology -- Chapter 4. SCADA systems and threats to critical infrastructures -- Chapter 5. Addressing childhood obesity through technology innovation -- Chapter 6. Barricades and hindrances concerning women managers in healthcare cybersecurity and technology -- Chapter 7. Healthcare information systems (HCIS) customer patient advocacy: cyber health deficiencies in the state of Washington -- Chapter 8. Healthcare technologies to address driving under the influence (DUI) of marijuana -- Chapter 9. Tele-dermatology through telehealth and healthcare internet technologies -- Chapter 10. Cyber leadership excellence: bridging knowledge gaps, maximizing returns -- Chapter 11. Maximizing cyber intelligence and security team capabilities through DEI: the hidden benefits of diversity as a strategic defense -- Chapter 12. Cybersecurity in connected autonomous vehicles: navigating the future of transportation -- Chapter 13. Generations in transition: navigating in the cybersecurity-infused job market -- Chapter 14. Using artificial intelligence as a public health surveillance tool during salmonella outbreaks -- Chapter 15. Organizational dynamics and bias in artificial intelligence (AI) recruitment algorithms -- Chapter 16. Influence of cybersecurity leadership resiliency on organizational readiness: exploring intersectionality with cyber risk liability valuation -- Chapter 17. Supply chain management: the role of emotional intelligence in supply chain leadership -- Chapter 18. Nuclear power organizations as learning organizations around cybersecurity, public health, public safety, and critical infrastructure protection -- Chapter 19. Coaching cybersecurity project managers and cybersecurity engineers -- Chapter 20. Why historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) should employ new approaches to cybersecurity faculty development. Restricted to subscribers or individual electronic text purchasers. "In today's digital age, cyber threats have become an ever-increasing risk to businesses, governments, and individuals worldwide. The deep integration of technology into every facet of modern life has given rise to a complex and interconnected web of vulnerabilities. As a result, traditional, sector-specific approaches to cybersecurity have proven insufficient in the face of these sophisticated and relentless adversaries. The need for a transformative solution that transcends organizational silos and fosters cross-sector collaboration, information sharing, and intelligence-driven defense strategies is now more critical than ever.Evolution of Cross-Sector Cyber Intelligent Markets explores the changes occurring within the field of intelligent markets, noting a significant paradigm shift that redefines cybersecurity. Through engaging narratives, real-world examples, and in-depth analysis, the book illuminates the key principles and objectives driving this evolution, shedding light on innovative solutions and collaborative efforts aimed at securing our digital future."-- Provided by publisher. Also available in print. Mode of access: World Wide Web. Description based on title screen (IGI Global, viewed 02/09/2024). Computer crimes Prevention. Computer networks Security measures. Computer security. Electronic books. Lewis, Eugene 1978- editor. IGI Global, publisher. Print version: 9798369319703 FWS01 ZDB-98-IGB FWS_PDA_IGB http://services.igi-global.com/resolvedoi/resolve.aspx?doi=10.4018/979-8-3693-1970-3 Volltext |
| spellingShingle | Evolution of cross-sector cyber intelligent markets Chapter 1. Critical analysis on the challenges of product distribution in global infrastructure and value-added systems in logistics and supply chain management -- Chapter 2. Marketing information systems (MkIS) parts shortage challenges in the aviation industry: foreign military sales (FMS) legacy system in cross-sector markets -- Chapter 3. Leadership learning and leadership coaching for government leaders in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and technology -- Chapter 4. SCADA systems and threats to critical infrastructures -- Chapter 5. Addressing childhood obesity through technology innovation -- Chapter 6. Barricades and hindrances concerning women managers in healthcare cybersecurity and technology -- Chapter 7. Healthcare information systems (HCIS) customer patient advocacy: cyber health deficiencies in the state of Washington -- Chapter 8. Healthcare technologies to address driving under the influence (DUI) of marijuana -- Chapter 9. Tele-dermatology through telehealth and healthcare internet technologies -- Chapter 10. Cyber leadership excellence: bridging knowledge gaps, maximizing returns -- Chapter 11. Maximizing cyber intelligence and security team capabilities through DEI: the hidden benefits of diversity as a strategic defense -- Chapter 12. Cybersecurity in connected autonomous vehicles: navigating the future of transportation -- Chapter 13. Generations in transition: navigating in the cybersecurity-infused job market -- Chapter 14. Using artificial intelligence as a public health surveillance tool during salmonella outbreaks -- Chapter 15. Organizational dynamics and bias in artificial intelligence (AI) recruitment algorithms -- Chapter 16. Influence of cybersecurity leadership resiliency on organizational readiness: exploring intersectionality with cyber risk liability valuation -- Chapter 17. Supply chain management: the role of emotional intelligence in supply chain leadership -- Chapter 18. Nuclear power organizations as learning organizations around cybersecurity, public health, public safety, and critical infrastructure protection -- Chapter 19. Coaching cybersecurity project managers and cybersecurity engineers -- Chapter 20. Why historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) should employ new approaches to cybersecurity faculty development. Computer crimes Prevention. Computer networks Security measures. Computer security. |
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