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The internet is usually presented as a medium that gives unlimited freedom to the user. The main purpose of the article is to characterize the concept of the filter bubble. It describes the mechanism that can significantly affect the type of content that Internet users encounter on the Web. By limiting content to those that are compatible with the worldview of the person seeking information, the filter bubble can significantly limit the freedom of seeking information. The article also presents several ways that can limit the negative impact of this phenomenon.
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Research background: SMEs' concern for the digital literacy of their workforce, their interest in increasing digital literacy among employees, and securing their digital platforms, have been major issues in their digital transformation process. To reduce those obstacles, the dynamic capabilities of SMEs included in the Resource-based View (RBV) might be an effective solution since they help companies be more competitive and proactive against the threats they face in the digitalization process. Purpose of the article: This research aims to investigate whether SMEs' dynamic capabilities positively contribute to their digital transformation process. Methods: In line with the proposed relationships, this paper analyzes SMEs from Czechia by running Ordinal Logistic Regression analyses. The research sample is created by stratified random sampling and purposive sampling methods. The research data is collected via telephone surveys. Findings & value added: This research does not find a positive relationship between the dynamic capabilities of SMEs and the digital transformation process. While the results related to digital literacy are negatively associated with digital transformation, no significant relationship exists between security actions and the digital transformation of SMEs. This paper extends the scope of RBV on the digital transformation of SMEs by analyzing various dynamic capabilities of SMEs that have not been included in a sole study. Moreover, the perceptions of SME executives are considered by this research to provide effective solutions for the problems they face in digital transformation. Having a joint venture agreement with well-experienced IT companies, having a network with partner firms, looking for funding opportunities in the EU, participating in some practical training, and providing internships for bachelor students might enable SMEs to hit their targets in digital transformation.
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The purpose of this article. The aim of the article is to identify the opinions of bank customers on the level of security of electronic banking in Poland and to analyze the actions taken by banks in the event of a security incident. Methodology. The analysis was based on data collected through a questionnaire survey. The survey with non-random sampling involved 222 people, and 217 records were included in the analysis. The form contained closed questions. The result of the research. The analysis of the survey results indicates a high sense of security among bank account users, especially thanks to campaigns initiated by banks that inform customers about possible dangers. Respondents value direct communication and quick responses, which in this age of technological advances are the most important element in protecting customers. The literature review, which complements the survey, also confirms the high commitment of banking institutions in ensuring security. Despite the analysis of the survey results, it is important to bear in mind the lack of their translation to the general population, which does not allow a clear confirmation of the total security of customers holding funds in bank accounts.
Cybersecurity and Law
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2021
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vol. 5
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issue 1
139-144
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The article describes the stage of political digitalization of Ukrainian society, defined as a gradual multi-vector process of society’s transition to digital technologies, affecting all spheres of public life, including public policy and public administration. The peculiarities of digital transformation in Ukraine are determined in the context of service state formation. The issue of cyber-security is studied. The public policy against cyber-terrorism in Ukraine is analysed. The main components of cyber-terrorism in Ukraine, related to the development of political digitalization of society, are identified and characterized, including: informational-psychological terrorism, informational-technical terrorism, cognitive terrorism, network terrorism, social-communication terrorism.
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