Security and Communication Models of Failures and Attacks on E-services

This article proposes an autonomous and adaptive communication model that is applied during failures and attacks on e-services. We explore what kind of model is relevant in the rapidly changing environments that are typical for agile projects and teams. Then, through an extensive literature review and a practical case study, we critically examine existing communication and security models, which rely primarily on static, well established procedures. We conclude that security protocols must undergo continuous and frequent updates to keep pace with the swiftly evolving design landscape, in which systems and teams progress rapidly. The process of updating communication pathways can prove both costly and error prone. These findings justify the need for a novel approach: a model that recommends appropriate actions in a dynamically changing organisation.