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Review on the application of data security in the enterprise management
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Abstract
In recent decades, cybersecurity has become a crucial topic in business management, centred around the three core elements of Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability (C.I.A.) of information technology. Cybersecurity aims to protect IT systems and networks from cyberattacks, with data as the primary focus. In business management, strategies for addressing potential threats vary depending on the size and type of business. This writing explores the preferences for implementing cybersecurity strategies in business management and trends in the development of data security mitigation. It analyses the mitigation strategies adopted by different enterprises, identifies patterns between data security strategies and enterprise attributes, and examines the preferences and constraints faced by enterprises in developing cybersecurity programs. The study highlights trends in the implementation of data security strategies, emphasizes the importance of cybersecurity, and provides insights into future trends in digital security within enterprise management and development. It also addresses the challenges faced by businesses, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises, in implementing effective cybersecurity measures due to limited resources.
Keywords
Enterprise management, cybersecurity, data security, information security, information technology
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Nie,S. (2024). Review on the application of data security in the enterprise management. Applied and Computational Engineering,71,144-149.
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