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Find the below dissertations in the Proquest Dissertations. Provide a summary of the research methods in each dissertation. Quantitative Methodology: Dominguez, A. (2013). Evaluating the acceptance of cloud-based productivity computer solutions in small and medium enterprises (Order No. 3557596). Available from Dissertations & Theses @ Capella University; ProQuest Central; ProQuest Dissertations & Theses A&I; ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global. (1346194891). Qualitative Methodology: Burkhead, R. L. (2014). A phenomenological study of information security incidents experienced by information security professionals providing corporate information security incident management (Order No. 3682325). Available from Dissertations & Theses @ Capella University; ProQuest Central; ProQuest Dissertations & Theses A&I; ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global. (1657429053). Mixed Methods: Srinivas, S. K. (2018). Security analytics tools and implementation success factors: Instrument development using delphi approach and exploratory factor analysis (Order No. 10807845). Available from Dissertations & Theses @ Capella University; ProQuest Dissertations & Theses A&I; ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global. (2050214687). .

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Agile software development has gained a lot of popularity in the software industry due to its iterative and incremental approach as well as user involvement. Agile has also been criticized due to lack of its ability to deliver secure software. In this paper, extensive literature has been performed, in order to highlight the existing security issues in agile software development. Majority of challenges reported in literature, occurred due to lack of involvement of security expert. Improving security of a software system without damaging the real essence of Agile can achieved with the continuous involvement of security engineer throughout development lifecycle with its defined role and responsibilities.

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Over the last few years, cloud services have been steadily gaining traction in their use by commercial and non-commercial entities. As more and more sensitive or valuable processes, business functions and data move into the cloud, the need to improve threat identification and response, via auditing cloud transactions, increases. At the same time, the need for cloud users to protect the security and privacy of their resources has also intensified. In this paper, the problem of simultaneously supporting privacy and auditing in cloud systems is studied. Specifically, the paper discusses the guiding principles, fundamental concepts, and threat models for current cloud computing systems. Finally, we propose infrastructure that exploits a novel thin layer between the client and the cloud service provider to ensure that data storage, operation, and auditing does not reveal sensitive client information.

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Below are various theories and models that have been used and can be used in research (from Dr. Steve Brown) Behavioral et. al. Absorptive capacity Theory Accountability Theory Activity Theory Adaptive Structuration Theory Administrative Behavior Theory Argumentation Theory Asch Conformity Behavioral Decision Model Belief Action Outcome Framework Chaos Theory Cognitive Fit Theory Cognitive Load Theory Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Classical Conditioning Conditioned Emotional Response Cognitive Dissonance Cognitive “purposive” Behaviorism Consequentialist Ethics Critical Theory Csíkszentmihályi’s Flow Cultural Theory Deontological Ethics Diffusion of Innovations Theory Dynamic Capabilities Distributed Cognitions Theory Embodied social presence theory Equity theory Evolutionary theory Eysenck’s Theory Expectancy-value theory Expectation Confirmation Theory False Memory Syndrome Field Theory Fishbein's Attitude General Deterrence Theory Gestalt Theory of Personality General Strain theory Goal Contagion Theory Gompertz Model (based upon Social Conflict Theory) Grounded Theory Hermeneutics Illusion of Control Impression Management Theory Information Processing Theory Impression Management Theory Information Asymmetry Theory Information Security Management Theory Institutional Theory Integrated Systems Theory Keller's Motivational Model Language action perspective Law of Effect Law of Emotion Learned Helplessness Theory McClelland’s Needs Theory Neutralization Theory Operant Conditioning Mitchel’s Personality theory Prospect Theory Protection Motivation Theory Self Determination Theory Self-Efficacy Theory Social Action Theory Social Conflict Theory Social Cognitive Theory Social Exchange Theory Social Identity Theory Social Influence Theory Social Learning Theory Socio Technical Systems Theory Task Closure Theory Technology Acceptance Model Technology Threat Avoidance Theory Theory of Contextualism Theory of Contiguity Theory of Equipotentiality Theory of Planned Behavior Theory of Protection Motivation Theory of Reasoned Action Theory of Planned Behavior Trait Theory Virtue Ethics Unified theory of acceptance and use of technology (UTAUT) Universal Law of Generalization Non-Behavioral Accountability obfuscation Actor Network theory Attack Tree and Vague Sets Bayes Theorem Bayesian Inference Bayesian Belief Network Bayesian Networks Boundary Object Theory Broadbent’s Filter Theory Model Complexity Theory Cooperative game theory Conformity Theory Critical Realism Theory Customer Based Discrepancy Theory Customer Focus Theory Deferred Action Theory Design Theory Elaboration Likelihood Model Fit-Viability Theory Flow Theory Game Theory Garbage Can Theory General Systems Theory General Deterrence Theory Hebbian Theory Human Agency Theory Information Warfare Institutional theory International Information Systems Theory Internationalization Theory Information Technology Portfolio Knowledge Management Noncooperative game theory Organization Based Access C ...

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The Dynamic Software Product Line (DSPL) is becoming the system with high vulnerability and high confidentiality in which the adaptive security is a challenging task and critical for it to operate. Adaptive security is able to automatically select security mechanisms and their parameters at runtime in order to preserve the required security level in a changing environment. This paper presents a literature review of security adaptation approaches for DSPL, and evaluates them in terms of how well they support critical security services and what level of adaptation they achieve. This work will be done following the Systematic Review approach. Our results concluded that the research field of security approaches for DSPL is still poor of methods and metrics for evaluating and comparing different techniques. The comparison reveals that the existing adaptive security approaches widely cover the information gathering. However, comparative approaches do not describe how to decide on a method for performing adaptive security DSPL or how to provide knowledge input for adapting security. Therefore, these areas of research are promising.

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