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NSUWorks Contextualizing Secure Information System Design: A Socio-Technical Approach Contextualizing Secure Information System Design: A Socio-Technical Approach Contextualizing Secure Information System Design: A Socio-Technical Approach
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Secure Information Systems (SIS) design paradigms have evolved in generations to adapt to IS security needs. However, modern IS are still vulnerable and are far from secure. The development of an underlying IS cannot be reduced to "technological fixes" neither is the design of SIS. Technical security cannot ensure IS security. Generations of SIS design paradigms have evolved, all with their own sets of shortcomings. A SIS design paradigm must meet well-defined requirements, yet contemporary
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