A model for the development of an organization's information system (IS) security system

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Boyce, Joseph George
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1981-09Advisor
Fremgen, James M.
Spencer, Michael P.
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This thesis addresses the development of a system to
secure appropriately an organization from some discernible
threats posed by the presence, power, and applications of
its computers. It presents a conceptual definitional framework
for an information system (IS) security system. This
framework consists of the system's objectives environment;
resources; components (tasks); and management. A generic
development model is established to construct a security
system within this framework. The model consists of
planning, design, and implementation (installation, testing,
and management) phases. Conclusions are drawn which present
the continuing need for such a development process within an
organization. The development model is considered sufficient
enough to serve as a basis for the performance of
security system developments within a broad range of
organizations.
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