Information security implemented in: The theory on stock market efficiency, Markowitz's portfolio theory and porter's value chain

doi:10.1016/S0167-4048(97)84641-X

Computers & Security

Volume 16, Issue 6, 1997, Pages 469-479

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Abstract

Porter's value chain has for several years been quite popular. I will deal with information security and Porter's value chain. Two other very interesting theories that I will put in relation to ISEC, are those of Markowitz's portfolio theory and the theory on stock market efficiency. Information security is a pioneering field and an area that is continously undergoing change. It can be of help to have a theoretical basis from where to approach the area, and, to a certain degree, an interdisciplinary approach is necessary to be able to handle the very large and difficult area of information security.

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Abstract

The New Religion of Risk Management

Harvard Business Review

Principles of Corporate Finance

Human Systems Management

New Instruments for Management Research

Information Security for Managers

Practical Risk Theory for Actuaries

Business Research Methods

Efficient Capital Markets: A Review of Theory and Empirical Work

Journal of Finance

Information Security: Vital for Competitive Advantages

The Information Security Chain in a Company

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Information security implemented in: The theory on stock market efficiency, Markowitz's portfolio theory and porter's value chain