Systematic Literature Review: Towards a Sustainability-Aware Framework for Selecting, Implementing and Evaluating Security Patterns in Enhancing Application Security

Abstract: Security patterns allow application developers to use security measures without being experts on security (Fernandez, 2013). Since its introduction in 1997, there have been various security pattern researches . This study presents a systematic review on secure pattern research, guided by the PRISMA framewor k, covering peer reviewed papers published between 1997 and 2025

Development of a Mobile Community Policing System

Abstract: Community is a network of people that interrelate via physical or virtual technologies for different social purposes by exchanging information and share idea on mutual interests. Community and police work together to combat crime in the community. In academic Institution like University of Lagos (UNILAG), community safety depends on school security and police to

Enhancing Web Application Security: An Investigation into Security Patterns

Abstract: Security patterns offer proven and re usable solutions and best practices for mitigating recurring security related weaknesses in software and system designs and are widely proposed as efficient security mechanisms in enhancing application security. Since its introduction in 1997, several researchers have looked into their classification, taxo nomy and categorization, evaluation/empirical study and enhancement.

AI-Driven Predictive Maintenance and Fault Detection for Cloud Infrastructure Using the Stacking Ensemble Method

Abstract: The cloud infrastructure must be very reliable because their sudden downtime creates a high economic cost to the clients. Therefore, the following project presents an artificial intelligence-driven predictive maintenance system featuring a fault detection system in the cloud environment. It applies the stacking ensemble method as an approach toward enhancing the efficiency of its

Enhancing Social Protection Through Blockchain-Based Identity Verification And Data Communication: A Systematic Review

Abstract. This study reviews blockchain’s potential to enhance social protection programmes through identity verification and data communication. Traditional systems face issues like unreliable identity verification and data vulnerability, which blockchain’s decentralized, immutable, and transparent nature can address. The study aims to analyse blockchain’s benefits, current implementations, and deployment challenges in social protection. Using a systematic

Information Communication and Network Security System Modelling using Geometry Based Block Code in Information Theory (GBCIT) Technique

Abstract: Information are transmitted over networks between two or more communicating and co-operating parties, through an established logical information channel which defines a route from source to destination, this method of information transmission in recent time, has becomes vulnerable to third party’s threat to confidentiality, authenticity and security of such information. To alleviate these challenges,