FSCsec: Collaboration in Financial Sector Cybersecurity -- Exploring the Impact of Resource Sharing on IT Security
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| author | Sayeed, Sayed Abu Rahman, Mir Mehedi Alam, Samiul Kshetri, Naresh |
| author_facet | Sayeed, Sayed Abu Rahman, Mir Mehedi Alam, Samiul Kshetri, Naresh |
| contents | The financial sector's dependence on digital infrastructure increases its vulnerability to cybersecurity threats, requiring strong IT security protocols with other entities. This collaboration, however, is often identified as the most vulnerable link in the chain of cybersecurity. Adopting both symbolic and substantive measures lessens the impact of IT security spending on decreasing the frequency of data security breaches in the long run. The Protection Motivation Theory clarifies actions triggered by data sharing with other organizations, and the Institutional theory aids in comprehending the intricate relationship between transparency and organizational conduct. We investigate how things like regulatory pressure, teamwork among institutions, and people's motivations to protect themselves influence cybersecurity. By using simple theories to understand these factors, this research aims to provide insights that can help financial institutions make better decisions to protect. We have also included the discussion, conclusion, and future directions in regard to collaboration in financial sector cybersecurity for exploring impact of resource sharing. |
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| spellingShingle | FSCsec: Collaboration in Financial Sector Cybersecurity -- Exploring the Impact of Resource Sharing on IT Security Sayeed, Sayed Abu Rahman, Mir Mehedi Alam, Samiul Kshetri, Naresh Cryptography and Security The financial sector's dependence on digital infrastructure increases its vulnerability to cybersecurity threats, requiring strong IT security protocols with other entities. This collaboration, however, is often identified as the most vulnerable link in the chain of cybersecurity. Adopting both symbolic and substantive measures lessens the impact of IT security spending on decreasing the frequency of data security breaches in the long run. The Protection Motivation Theory clarifies actions triggered by data sharing with other organizations, and the Institutional theory aids in comprehending the intricate relationship between transparency and organizational conduct. We investigate how things like regulatory pressure, teamwork among institutions, and people's motivations to protect themselves influence cybersecurity. By using simple theories to understand these factors, this research aims to provide insights that can help financial institutions make better decisions to protect. We have also included the discussion, conclusion, and future directions in regard to collaboration in financial sector cybersecurity for exploring impact of resource sharing. |
| title | FSCsec: Collaboration in Financial Sector Cybersecurity -- Exploring the Impact of Resource Sharing on IT Security |
| topic | Cryptography and Security |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.15194 |