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| Title: | The process-wide methodology for investigating the information security of a business process |
| Authors: | 洪妙如
Hung, Miao-Ju |
| Contributors: | 蔡瑞煌
江永裕
Tsaih, Ray
Chiang, Yung-Yu
洪妙如
Hung, Miao-Ju |
| Keywords: | 資訊安全
風險分析管理
企業流程
information security
risk analysis and management
business process |
| Date: | 2004 |
| Issue Date: | 2009-09-14 09:18:17 (UTC+8) |
| Abstract: | 為落實現行企業的資訊安全評估，研究一創新的方法論，從企業流程的角度做分析評估，將企業要面臨的風險降低到可接受的等級。我們提出的發法論主要分為: (1) 發展企業流程表，找出此流程中要完成的所有功能(2) 指出各功能中對應需運作的接觸點/資訊管道/資訊資源，並評估可能面臨的風險 (3) 將這些面臨的風險，依據風險的可能性、風險的影響性，決定出各風險的風險等級 (4)提出在需建議的風險等級以上的接觸點/資訊管道/資訊資源的控制措施 (5) 確認現行企業是否有落實建議之控制措施。並實際訪談個案公司，完成此方法論的案例雛型。
We are interested in evaluating the information security of a critical business process and its relevant issues. We try to provide a new security investigation method which is concerned with ensuring the continuity of business essential processes even the whole organization. This study will provide a methodology for analyzing the risk of each component of a process to replace the original information security method which was too widespread or too tiny. Base on such investigation, we can realize the security implements in the process and discover what component is needed to changed such as reduce risk or enhance security of that process to an acceptable level within the limited budget.
In our methodology for each decisive business process., the following steps are proposed: (1) to develop the business process table, (2) to figure out all practices of CP/IC/IR corresponding to each function and the related risks, (3) to classify the risk likelihood, risk impact, and security level for each CP/IC/IR of the critical process, (4) to propose the corresponding controls for each CP/IC/IR, and (5) to check the installed controls: The last column, installed check, is took down if the proposed controls are installed or not. A case study of the loan process in a financial institution will be conducted here to illustrate the proposed methodology.
We find that here are a number of benefits offered by the PWIO security investigation approach. It is designed from the higher level view point. It involves more members. It is easier to be supported by managers. It makes systematic analysis and check for the security controls in the business process. It costs less than the conventional risk analysis which is adopted for the whole enterprise. The PWIO security investigation methodology can be used in one of the processes and be modified to fit the unique enterprise, and then it can be followed out by the other processes. It can save time and money via try-and-modify steps. |
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| Description: | 碩士
國立政治大學
資訊管理研究所
92356027
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| Source URI: | http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0923560272 |
| Data Type: | thesis |
| Appears in Collections: | [資訊管理學系] 學位論文
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