A cybersecurity control framework for blockchain ecosystems

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This paper proposes a cybersecurity control framework for blockchain ecosystems, drawing from risks identified in the practitioner and academic literature. The framework identifies thirteen risks for blockchain implementations, ten common to other information systems and three risks specific to blockchains: centralization of computing power, transaction malleability, and flawed or malicious smart contracts. It also proposes controls to mitigate the risks identified; some were identified in the literature and some are new. Controls that apply to all types of information systems are adapted to the different components of the blockchain ecosystem.

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Canelón, J., Huerta, E., Incera, J., & Ryan, T. (2019). A cybersecurity control framework for blockchain ecosystems. International Journal of Digital Accounting Research, 19, 103–144. https://doi.org/10.4192/1577-8517-v19_5

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