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Hacking the Kiosk Managing the Risk of Public Information Systems

Managing the security of information systems in today's interconnected world is a complex and challenging task. Maintaining an accurate perception of an enterprise's digital security posture is key to understanding what is at risk. Using the case of an interactive kiosk, this paper informs the reader how to identify threats and uncover common vulnerabilities from the perspective of people, process, and technology. It concludes with four timeless information security principles that are specifically applied to kiosks.