Security of economics information

Authors:
Ioan Gheorghe Ratiu;Claudia Georgeta Carstea;Nicoleta David;Lucian Patrascu;Dana Badau;Adela Badau
Affiliations:
Department of Mathematics, Informatics and Socio Human Sciences, "George Baritiu" University, Brasov, Romania;Department of Mathematics, Informatics and Socio Human Sciences, "George Baritiu" University, Brasov, Romania;Department of Mathematics, Informatics and Socio Human Sciences, "George Baritiu" University, Brasov, Romania;Department of Economics, "George Baritiu" University, Brasov, Romania;Department of Physical Education and Sports, "George Baritiu" University, Brasov, Romania;Department of Physical Education and Sports, "George Baritiu" University, Brasov, Romania
Venue:
AIKED'10 Proceedings of the 9th WSEAS international conference on Artificial intelligence, knowledge engineering and data bases
Year:
2010

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Abstract

The security economics information has recently become a fast-moving discipline. As distributed systems are assembled from machines belonging to principals with divergent interests, incentives are becoming as important to dependability as technical design. The new field provides valuable insights not just into "security" topics such as privacy, bugs, spam, and phishing, but into more general areas such as system dependability (the design of peer-to-peer systems and the optimal balance of effort by programmers and testers), and policy (particularly digital rights management). This research has been starting to spill over into more general security questions (such as lawenforcement strategy), and into the interface between security and sociology.