Data Provenance and Security of Information: interdisciplinary relations in the field of Information Science
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https://doi.org/10.26512/rici.v12.n3.2019.21203Keywords:
Information Science. Interdisciplinarity. Data Provenance. Information Security.Abstract
The data provenance can be understood as the record describing people, institutions, entities, and activities involved in the production, influence, or delivery of a data or object. Information security is intended to preserve the set of information that represents value for individuals, organizations or entities. From this perspective, this research analyzes and identifies the interdisciplinary relationships between data origin and information security in the field of Information Science. It is a research of a basic nature, characterized by an exploratory and qualitative approach. With the study carried out it is observed that the provenance of data by itself does not guarantee the confidentiality, the integrity and the necessary availability in the course of its processes and that the properties of the information security contribute in a significant way for this. Likewise, the provenance of data can be considered an important requirement to establish reliability and provide security in computer information systems.
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