Open AccessTowards An Exploration of Developing Issues and the Relationship Between Information Technology Governance and Multi-stakeholder Security Governance Scaling for Cyber Security Decision-Makers within the UK Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises Aviation
Author(s) -
Emmanuel Ojo Ademola
Publication year - 2022
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.22624/aims/isteams/lasustech2022v30p8
Subject(s) - corporate governance , information governance , stakeholder , knowledge management , agile software development , business , stakeholder engagement , information security , process management , computer science , information system , public relations , political science , management information systems , computer security , software engineering , finance , law
The trajectory of our present efforts is to feature the developing issues and explore the relationship between Information Technology Governance (ITG) and Multi- stakeholder Security Governance Scaling (MSGS) for decision-makers within the UK’s SME Aviation, which should benefit academia and practitioners. By conducting an extensive literature review, covering expert and scholarly writing, lean implementation thinking, SMEs cyber policymaking industrial and grand synergy, a profound knowledge level and concise synthesis can be presented, which informs the exploratory secondary qualitative research. In creating the framework, a process theory approach is pursued by transcribing primary data into secondary data to develop models and identify themes with a purposive survey sample from SMEs decision-makers. This submission sets the stage afor our discourses and outlines our research agenda Keywords: Cyber Security, Cyber Policy, Information Technology Governance, Culture, Agile,Multi-stakeholder Security Governance Scaling, Information Technology, ScalingTechniques, SME Aviation, Security