Threat Modeling Threat modeling is an important risk assessment and mitigation practice that provides the capability to secure a network environment. Threat modeling includes understanding and communicating the threats to the network computing environment. It is critical to be aware of the types of threats and how to reduce or mitigate the risk both in systems and applications on network aware ...

This paper refers important issues regarding how to evaluate the security threats of the online banking effectively, a system threat analysis method combining STRIDE threat model and threat tree analysis is proposed, which improves the efficiency of the threat analysis greatly and also has good practicability. By applying this method to the online banking system threat analysis, we construct ST...

The insider-threat problem continues to be a major risk to both public and private sectors, where those people who have privileged knowledge and access choose to abuse this in some way to cause harm towards their organisation. To combat against this, organisations are beginning to invest heavily in deterrence monitoring tools to observe employees’ activity, such as computer access, Internet bro...

background: the present work was conducted to study the burn patients’ experiences to get an insight into their main concerns when they suffer the tragic event, recover from it, and adjust back in the society, so that better rehabilitation programs can be planned corresponding to their needs as well as to the needs of the society and the existing situations. materials and methods: in this quali...

Market Power, Dismissal Threat and Rent Sharing: The Role of Insider and Outsider Forces in Wage Bargaining One of the predictions of the insider-outsider theory is that wages will be higher in sectors (firms) with high labor adjustment costs/high turnover costs. This prediction is tested empirically in this study, using an insider-outsider model and a longitudinal panel of large firms in Portu...

Although AI has been successfully applied to many different domains with different characteristics, the task of applying a solution that is successful in one problem domain to a different domain remains far from automatic. Even the simpler task of applying a solution to a related but different domain is problematic. In this paper, we discuss various problems that can occur when trying to solve ...