ISO/IEC 25012
231715850
Method of Ontology Quality Assessment for Knowledge Base in Intellectual Systems Based on ISO\IEC 25012
The article describes the ontology importance within the knowledge base and intelligent systems concepts. Standard ISO/IEC 25012 has offered for ontologies qualities evaluation of knowledge bases in decision support systems.
2020 IEEE 15th International Conference on Computer Sciences and Information Technologies (CSIT)
Vasyl Lytvyn Victoria Vysotska Andriy Demchuk Myroslava Bublyk Lyubomyr I Demkiv Yuriy Shpak
216560177
Assessing data cybersecurity using ISO/IEC 25012
Data is of ever growing importance and is widely considered to be a company's most valuable asset. Since data is becoming the main driver of business value, data quality and, specifically, data security are of paramount importance to companies. Various regulations related to data cybersecurity have been drawn up, such as the GDPR and the Cybersecurity Act, thus proving the importance placed on data cybersecurity by influential legislative institutions. Several standards related to security have emerged in recent years, most notably those of the ISO/IEC 27000 series. They are, however, focused on management systems and security infrastructure and ignore the security of the data itself. Other standards related to data quality, such as ISO 8000, also fail to address data security in depth. This paper, therefore, proposes a framework for the evaluation of data cybersecurity, consisting of a quality model, an evaluation process, and a tool for the visualization of the assessment results. This evaluation framework has been employed as the basis for a data cybersecurity certification scheme, which complements other certifiable standards related to data and security, such as ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO 8000. This work additionally presents the results of a pilot project in which the data cybersecurity of a commercial product was evaluated. The results of this pilot application allowed us to validate the feasibility of the evaluation framework defined.
Software Quality Journal
Javier Verdugo Moises Rodriguez
229207907
Framework for Data Quality Evaluation Based on ISO/IEC 25012 and ISO/IEC 25024
Julieta Calabrese Silvia Esponda Patricia Pesado
202670232
Assessing Data Cybersecurity Using ISO/IEC 25012
The importance of data is ever growing, and it is widely considered to be the most valuable asset of a company. Since data is becoming the main driver of business value, data security is a paramount concern for companies. In recent years, several standards related to security have emerged, most notably those of the ISO/IEC 27000 series. However, they are focused on management systems and security infrastructure, neglecting the security of the data itself. Other standards related to data quality, such as ISO 8000, also fail to address data security in depth. To this end, we propose in this paper a framework for the evaluation of data cybersecurity, consisting of a quality model (based on ISO/IEC 25012) an evaluation process (based on ISO/IEC 25040) and a tool for the visualization of the assessment results. This evaluation framework has been taken as the basis for a data cybersecurity certification scheme, which complements other certifiable standards related to data and security such as ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO 8000.
QUATIC
Javier Verdugo M Rodriguez
216665817
Guia para evaluar calidad de datos basada en ISO/IEC 25012
Julieta Calabrese Silvia Esponda Ariel Pasini Marcos Boracchia Patricia Pesado
158746914
Implementation of information security management systems based on the ISOIEC 27001 standard in different cultures
In this thesis, we investigate the potential relationship between national cultural, political and economic characteristics regarding the adoption of ISO 27001, in terms of the average number of certificates issued (2006{2014) ISO 27001 is the most adopted international ISMS (Information Security Management System) standard, which provides IT governance by protecting sensitive data in a structured way. Although ISO 27001 is a generic standard for all organisations and countries, some countries have yet to adopt ISO 27001 extensively. The relationship between culture (mind set and behaviour) and the adoption of an ISMS standard such as ISO 27001 has not been investigated yet. Based on our qualitative analysis, we observe a relationship between national cultural characteristics of a country and the number of issued ISO 27001 certificates. In our quantitative analysis, we separate countries into two groups based on the average number of the total ISO 27001 certificates that were issued worldwide (2006{2014) A common comparison approach may not be helpful for investigating the relationship between the adoption of ISO 27001 and the national cultural, political and economic characteristics of several countries from different continents. For countries with more than the average number of the ISO 27001 certificates issued worldwide (2006{2014) we observe a relationship between the regulation density (regulation of credit, labour, and business) GDP (Gross Domestic Product; a monetary measure of a country's economy and economic performance that equalises the purchasing power of different currencies divided by population) and the average degree of comfortableness with uncertainty of people in a country on one side, and the adoption of ISO 27001 on the other side. For countries with less than the average number of the ISO 27001 certificates issued worldwide (2006{2014) we observe a relationship between the average degree of individualism of people in a country, the GDP, and the relation to authority and the expected level of hierarchical order of people in a country on one side, and the adoption of ISO 27001 on the other side. The correlation does not imply causality in this thesis.
Bahareh Shojaie
196043374
Desarrollo de un catalogo de reglas de negocio referentes a datos, basado en ISO/IEC 25012 y SBVR.
A Cuadra
188823557
Hacia un modelo de evaluacion de calidad para datos basado en la norma ISO/IEC 25012
Carrizo Claudio, Saldarini Javier Salgado Carlos, Sanchez Alberto, Peralta Mario Grupo de I+D Calidad de Software Facultad Regional San Francisco Universidad Tecnologica Nacional Av. de la Universidad 501 San Francisco Cordoba Tel. 03564 421147 cjcarrizo77, saldarinijavier @gmail.com Departamento de Informatica Facultad de Ciencias Fisico Matematicas y Naturales Universidad Nacional de San Luis Ejercito de los Andes 950 C.P. 5700 San Luis Argentina e mail: {csalgado, mperalta, alfanego}@unsl.edu.ar
Claudio Carrizo Javier Saldarini Carlos Humberto Salgado Alberto Sanchez Mario Peralta
113932217
BRTool: A tool for Business Rules Elicitation Management based on SBVR and ISO 25012
A Cuadra
28031318
Information Quality Evaluation Framework: Extending ISO 25012 Data Quality Model
The world wide web coupled with the ever increasing sophistication of online technologies and software applications puts greater emphasis on the need of even more sophisticated and consistent quality requirements modeling than traditional software applications. Web sites and Web applications (WebApps) are becoming more information driven and content oriented raising the concern about their information quality (InQ) The consistent and consolidated modeling of InQ requirements for WebApps at different stages of the life cycle still poses a challenge. This paper proposes an approach to specify InQ requirements for WebApps by reusing and extending the ISO 25012:2008(E) data quality model. We also discuss learnability aspect of information quality for the WebApps. The proposed ISO 25012 based InQ framework is a step towards a standardized approach to evaluate WebApps InQ. Keywords Data Quality Model, Information learnability, Information Quality, Web applications.
Irfan Rafique Philip Lew Maissom Qanber Abbasi Zhang Li