Teaching Cases in Information Systems: AI, Cybersecurity, & Digital Transformation
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Welcome to the dynamic intersection of technology, society, and security - a journey that traverses the landscape of the 4th Industrial Revolution (4IR) and beyond. In this collection of cases, we embark on an exploration of the transformative power of digital technologies, the challenges of cybersecurity, and the imperative of digital transformation in a rapidly evolving world.
Our journey begins with an exploration of the history and ingredients of the Fourth Industrial Revolution - the era marked by the fusion of digital, physical, and biological spheres. In case 1, we trace the evolutionary background from the First Industrial Revolution to the digital and AI-driven technologies defining the 4IR. Case 2 explores the practicalities of cloud strategies and the imperative of multi-cloud provision, while case 5 illuminates Italy’s pioneering efforts in judicial transformation through AI. Together, these cases lay the foundation for understanding the historical context and technological underpinnings of the digital revolution.
As we go deeper, we confront the practical challenges and opportunities of practicing digital transformation. In case 3, we witness the critical role of Digital Transformation (DT) and Business Continuity Planning (BCP) in navigating crises like the COVID-19 pandemic. Case 4 takes us to Italy's ambitious endeavor to digitally transform its public administration, highlighting the socio-technical challenges and solutions encountered along the way. Through these cases, we gain insights into the strategic imperatives and transformative potential of digital transformation in modern organizations.
But with innovation comes vulnerability, and the digital realm is not without its perils. Themes of cybersecurity digital transformation come to the fore as we confront the stark realities of cyber threats and their impact on companies and countries.
Introducing "Teaching cases in Information Systems: AI, Cybersecurity & Digital Transformation"
Unlock the secrets to thriving in the digital age with our groundbreaking book of teaching cases. This compelling collection of twelve real-world cases offers unparalleled insights into the transformative power of digital technologies and the critical importance of AI, cybersecurity and digital transformation in today's rapidly evolving landscape.
🔍 Explore Themes That Shape Our Digital Future
Dive deep into the historical roots and technological underpinnings of the 4th Industrial Revolution (4IR) in our first theme. Trace the evolutionary journey from steam-powered machinery to AI-driven innovations, and discover how cloud strategies and artificial intelligence are reshaping industries and societies worldwide.
💡 Gain Practical Insights into Digital Transformation
In our second theme, immerse yourself in the practicalities of digital transformation. Learn from real-world examples how organizations are navigating crises, streamlining public administration, and harnessing the power of AI to drive innovation and growth.
🛡️ Confront the Realities of Cybersecurity Challenges
Themes three and four confront the stark realities of cybersecurity in the digital age. Explore gripping cases of cyberattacks that have brought down companies, government services and national infrastructures, and discover the strategies and solutions needed to safeguard against evolving threats and geopolitical tensions.
🌟 Embrace the New Frontier of Cybersecurity Digital Transformation
In our final theme, venture into the cutting-edge realm of Generative AI (GenAI) and the collision of black-hat and white-hat AI. Explore how advanced technologies are shaping the future of cybersecurity strategy and paving the way for a more secure digital landscape.
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Case 1: What is the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR)?
Case 2: Cloud Strategies and the Cloud Trilemma
Case 3: Digital Transformation and Business Continuity Planning (BCP): Lessons from the COVID-19 Era
Case 4: Digital Transformation in Italy’s Public Administration
Case 5: AI-Based Judicial Transformation in Italy: The JudgeBERT Phenomenon
Case 6: Cybersecurity: The Three-Headed Janus
Case 7: From Disruption to Ransomware: Lessons from Hackers
Case 8: Did a USB Drive Disrupt a Nuclear Program? A Defense in Depth (DiD) Teaching Case
Case 9: When Smart Devices Turn Stupid: Endpoint Cybersecurity
Case 10: Cyberwarfare and the SolarWinds Sunburst Hack: Hannibal Ad Portas
Case 11: Ransomware and Costa Rica’s National Emergency: A Defense Framework
Case 12: Colliding Worlds of AI and Cybersecurity: Black-Hat Versus White-Hat AI
Prof Dr Pratim Milton Datta is professor of Cybersecurity and Digital Transformation at the Ambassador Crawford College of Business and Economics at Kent State University, USA, and a Senior Research Associate at the University of Johannesburg, South Africa. Pratim previously served as the PhD Director and the AACSB Assurance of Learning Lead for the College. Pratim has over 50 journal publications. Prior to academia, Pratim worked in Global IT consulting.
Prof Dr Thomas Acton is a professor in Business Information Systems at the University of Galway, Ireland. He leads the University’s MSc Cybersecurity Risk Management and teaches on that course. From 2015 through 2020 he was Head of School (Dean) of Business & Economics. Previously he was Vice Dean for Teaching & Learning, and Head of the discipline of Business Information Systems. He has served as associate editor on a number of journals, including the European Journal of Information Systems and the Journal of Theoretical and Applied E-Commerce Research. Prior to joining the university he worked in the software sector.