Applying the Australian and New Zealand Risk Management Standard to Information Systems in SMES

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Applying the Australian and New Zealand Risk Management Standard to Information Systems in SMES

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This paper advocates the use of the Australia/New Zealand Risk Management Standard (SA/SNZ, 1999) in conjunction with of a modified version of Birch and McEvoy’s (1992) Structured Risk Analysis for Information Systems (SRA-IS) to identify information systems security risks in SMEs. The use of Internet based commerce by SMEs exposes them to information systems security risks that they are ill equipped to recognise let alone mitigate. Unlike the identification of some business risks, identifica...

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2004-11-01

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Robyn Davidson / Susan Lambert

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Australasian Journal of Information Systems

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http://journal.acs.org.au/index.php/ajis/article/view/101

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Australia / New Zealand / SME / risk / standard / Information technology / Electronic computers / Computer science

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