Vol: 13, Issue: 4 2023

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Impact of Technical Distrust on Gap in Cyber Security Application Requirements According to a Standard GCI V4 2022: Survey Study in Directorate Communications and Information Systems in Iraqi Ministry of Interior

Prof. Dr. Qais Abrahim Hussain, Ameer Jasim Hussain

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Published Date: 09/10/2023

http://doi.org/10.37648/ijtbm.v13i04.002

The goal of this research is the impact of the variable of suspicion and technical suspicion on cybersecurity with the effect of dimensions. For purpose of completing the scientific picture of the research, the descriptive educational approach was adopted and data was collected by means of a questionnaire, which is the research standard. The research population was (105) a sample of civilian employees, ranks, and officers in the Directorate of Communications. The information systems in the Ministry of Interior are under implementation. To choose the research hypotheses, a set of statistical methods were adopted using the outputs of the program (SPSS V25Statistician and program AMOS) this research reached conclusions, the most important of which are:

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