This diploma thesis analyses the current state of information security management in an organization. In the theoretical part of the thesis general concepts are described as well as the relations between risk management and information security, applicable laws and standards. Further, the theoretical part deals with the risk analysis and risk management, strategies, standard procedures and methods applied in this field. In the practical part a methodology is suggested for information risk analysis in a particular organization and appropriate measures are selected.

This Master’s thesis is focused on the implementation of information security management system in the enterprise according to the standard ISO/IEC 27 001. The first part contains theoretical background of the information security, the second part focuses on current state analysis and the third part deals with suggestions for improvement current information security.

The master’s thesis is aimed at the proposal of network infrastructure and introduction of the managerial system for the safety of information in the industrial environment. At the beginning the work is focused on theoretical knowledge concerning the safety of information wherein it describes basic concepts and common procedures of the managerial system of the safety of information. Further, the work deals with risk analysis in which the measures for reduction in hazard are suggested. The proposal for a new network infrastructure is finally carried out. The work draws the information from CSN standards ISO/IEC, series 27000.

This diploma thesis deals with industrial ISMS implementation in manufacturing company. The theoretical part of thesis summarizes the theoretical knowledge in the field of information security and industrial security. In the following section company AB Komponenty s.r.o. is analysed. Then is performed analysis of risks based on selected assets and potential threats. Followed by design of the countermeasure to minimalize potential threats.

This master thesis is focused on the design of implementation the information security management system in the company according to standards ISO/IEC 27000. First of all, it was described the theory of information security management system and it was explained the relevant terms and other requirements in the context of this issue. This assignment involves analysis of the current situation of the company and suggestions that lead to reducing discovered risks and bring improvement of the general information security.

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Over the past year, cyber threats have been growing tremendously, which has led to an essential need to strengthen the organization's security. One way of strengthening security is to implement an information security management system (ISMS). Although an ISMS will help improve the information security work within the business, organizations struggle with its implementation, and significantly smaller organizations. That results in smaller organization's information being potentially less protected.This thesis investigates how an ISMS based on MSB can be simplified to make it suitable for a small organization to implement. This thesis aims to open for further research about how it can be simplified and if it has a value of doing it.The study is based on a qualitative approach where semi-structured interviews with experts were conducted. This thesis concludes that it is possible to simplify an ISMS based on MSB for a small organization by removing external analysis, information classification, information classification model, continuity management for information assets, and incident management. In addition, the study provides tips on what a small organization should think about before and during implementation.

This report aims to look at how Russia’s war in Ukraine has affected the work with IT security at Swedish municipalities, what actions have been taken, if any, and see if there has been an increase in attacks towards the municipalities’ networks. This was done by sending out a questionnaire to all of Sweden’s 290 municipalities via email with four questions regarding their IT security. 103 of Sweden’s municipalities responded to the email. Ten municipalities declined to participate in the report, which means that 32% (93) of Sweden’s municipalities participated in this survey. We chose to evaluate the Swedish municipalities and their preparedness in case of war for several reasons. They are a uniform group which we believed adhere to the same guidelines and regulations regarding cybersecurity, and the fact that they store and engage with critical and sensitive data about Sweden and its population, making them prime targets for attacks by foreign powers. The results were presented anonymously and based on the voluntary responses of the municipalities. Answers were then compiled and sorted into the five main categories from the NIST framework for cybersecurity. The report concludes that Swedish municipalities have taken significant actions to protect their networks in response to Russia’s war and aggressions towards Ukraine. For example, 18 municipalities reported that they had trained their staff in some way, which was the most common measure, and 11 municipalities had implemented two-factor authentication. However, more can be done in terms of responding to threats and enhancing recovery plans and systems. In summary, there seemed to be a lack of consensus on how municipalities should handle their own IT-security, as there was a high variation in the responses. The follow-up questions revealed a significant increase in attacks towards the municipalities’ networks, with many considering their networks potential targets for future attacks from foreign powers.

<p>  </p> <p>Moving from high school to college is a major life transition leading to significant changes across many aspects of daily life. This time frame is often seen as the transition from a youth to a young adult, yet its impact on technology use and cybersecurity vulnerabilities remains relatively unstudied. This study investigated which factors associated with the first-year college transition are likely to increase vulnerability to cyberattacks in a sample of first-year college students attending a public university in the northeast United States, all of whom graduated from high school within the last 12 months. This study used a concurrent triangulation mixed methods design. A quantitative survey and qualitative semi-structured interviews were conducted concurrently, the methods were prioritized equally, and the results were interpreted together. Thematic analysis was used to analyze survey short answer responses and semi-structured interviews. A more descriptive analysis was completed to analyze survey responses from 38 respondents. The research found that an increase in the amount of time spent online, changing main internet activities, and lack of cybersecurity awareness training are factors which are likely to increase vulnerability to cyber threats during the transition from high school to college. </p>

The problem addressed by this research is a demand for increased flexibility in access to organisational information, driven by the increasing popularity of mobile devices. Employees increasingly bring private devices to work (Bring Your Own Device, BYOD) or use work devices for private purposes (Choose Your Own Device, CYOD). This puts managers in a difficult position, since they want the benefits of mobility, without exposing organisational data to further risk. The research focuses on management (particularly information security management) issues in the design and implementation of strategies for mobile devices.  There are two objectives. The first is to identify existing information security management strategies for mobile and dual-use devices. The second is to develop a framework for analysing, evaluating and implementing a mobile device strategy. The overall research strategy is inspired by Design Science; where the mission is to develop an artefact, in this case a framework, which will help to solve a practical problem. Methods include literature review, theoretical development, and the collection and analysis of qualitative data through interviews with executives. The main result of this work is the framework, which deals with the complete process, including analysis, design and implementation of a mobile device management strategy. It helps researchers to understand necessary steps in analysing phenomenon like BYOD and gives practitioners guidance in which analyses to conduct when working on strategies for mobile devices. The framework was developed primarily through theoretical work (with inspiration from the mobile security and strategic management literature, and the ISO/IEC 27000 standard), and evaluated and refined through the empirical studies. The results include twelve management issues, a research agenda, argumentation for CYOD and, guidance for researchers and practitioners.