24th MEB Conference - Budapest, 24.04.2026

Profit-oriented and non-profit organizations face increasingly complex security challenges due to the growing use of shared devices for both professional and personal purposes. The line between the public and private domains is becoming progressively blurred, particularly in the digital realm: as users access a wider array of online services, they become more vulnerable to various forms of cybercrime, notably identity theft. Current research is exploring how the rising frequency of cybercrime impacts national security as a whole. To complement these studies, this paper aims to develop an integrated risk map for both profit-oriented and non-profit organizations. This map will be informed by data on information security incidents sourced from national and international publications. Furthermore, the paper will examine the role of information security management systems in mitigating these risks. The central research question, 'How can existing information security standards effectively address emerging threats?' will be addressed in this analysis.