COMPLEXITIES IN INFORMATION SECURITY. INTROSPECTIVE ASPECTS

Lozano K.R.; Pumachoque S.Q.; Llontop-Reátegui A.R.; Sandoval C.A.R.; Quispe J.C. · Bibliotecas, Anales de Investigacion (2025)

Resumen

Objective: In this research, addressing the complexity of information security from two interacting parties in the digital environment is a challenge in the face of the development of technological procedures: the Internet of Things, the potential interacting party of information security, and computer auditing, the evaluation and control process for optimal operation. Methodology: With a reflexive and documentary approach, supported by a systematic review of the literature, exploratory in scope, method and resources of qualitative research, qualitative analysis with a theoretical perspective links various criteria around the operation of information security. 32 articles were selected for the study under inclusion criteria. Results and Discussion: The two interacting parties involved in the research contribute from their actions, analysis criteria, the benefits and difficulties that arise and that constitute challenges and challenges to be taken into account, where security and privacy are a condition for success or failure of the information project at an institutional or public level, which is why developers of secure and interoperable data collection and compilation systems are required in all areas of the IoT. Conclusion: In the field of cyberspace and the necessary information security, there is a demand for models, legislative standards and protocols for its processes for the Internet of Things and audits. Contribution: based on the criteria outlined, it is proposed to maintain a collaborative environment with information cybersecurity platforms, as well as to be informed about the latest vulnerabilities and attacks, and to incorporate these actions into our organizational culture.

Instituciones: Universidad Nacional Amazónica de Madre de Dios; Universidad Nacional de San Martín