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Ensuring public security is an important issue for every government, and effective public security depends on the efficiency of criminal justice processes and procedures. The procedures of the criminal justice may be viewed as the upper-, middle-, and down-stream sections of a supply chain. Like their business counterparts, most law enforcement agencies have to deal with logistics, information flow,...
Software security testing tools and methodologies are presently abundant, and the question no longer seems to be "if to test" for security, but rather "where and when to test" and "then what?". In this paper we present a review of security testing literature, and propose a software security testing scheme that exploits an intra-organisational repository of discovered...
Compliance management (CM) is the management process that an organization implements to ensure organizational compliance with relevant requirements and expectations. Compliance auditing (CA) is a child-process of CM where compliance rules and policies are individually checked against the organization to determine the level of compliance achieved by the organization. In this paper, we arrange organizational...
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