A STYLE OF GROWTH OF COMPUTER AND INTERNET SECURITY BREACHES IN SRI LANKA

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Background

This paper represents the views towards the Computer & internet Security Breaches . Internet Security Breaches has Become the Trend in Modern Society .For this study  I Refer the “An analysis of the Growth of Computer and Internet Security Breaches” As the Base Article  regarding the Analyze of the Computer & internet security breaches. 

Methods

This paper surveys recent literature and in the field of Cyber crime, intending to find out the computer & internet security breaches . In order to gather primary data it is expected to use the Questioner.

Results

In this paper, researchers find that recent literature and the objectives of analysis computer & internet security breaches, and limitation of the cyber crime. and finally analyze the A style of growth of computer & internet Security breaches.

Discussion and Conclusion

This exploratory study investigates the usefulness of the budgets, limitation of the budgets and how to enhance the usefulness of the budgets.

Of the four propositions explored in this study, three (Propositions 1-3) were strongly confirmed while the remaining one (Proposition 4) was partially confirmed. In summary, the results of this study led us to conclude that

·         Relative increase in net instigation rate is related to relative increase in inhibition rate which implies that the increasing attack incidences will force organizations and governments to come up with means of preventing or reducing them

·         For computer and Internet-related attacks (bad innovations), the values of net         instigation rate is higher than values of inhibition rate, implying more efforts and resources need to be applied toward inhibiting attacks;

·         Different computer crimes and security breaches grow at different rates, which implies that all these crimes should not receive the same level of attention because some crimes are likely to spread more rapidly than others;

·         Real world practice does not always follow the common notion that as more attac incidents occur, more security technologies are used. This finding may imply that organizations and governments do not necessarily spend money on security measures in proportion to the frequency of attack incidences. Ninety percent of respondents in the  2002 survey, for example, used anti-virus software; however, at least 10-15% of  respondents did not detect any virus, due probably to non-use or ignorance [Power,  2002]. Viruses are among those attack incidents that caused financial losses.

 This article is a first attempt to identify the nature of growth of various computer and  Internet related crimes, using a sparse set of data. First, a model was selected for bad innovation modeling which can represent both imitative and inhibitive behaviors in attacks. Next, the model was used to derive and compare various types of attack statistics with a sparse set of data