Shadow IT – A View from Behind the Curtain.¶
Silic, M., & Back, A. (2014). Shadow IT – A View from Behind the Curtain. Computers & Security, 45, 274-283.
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Primes¶
- Bypassed Safeguard
- In cybersecurity, users disable two-factor authentication, share credentials, and click through warnings — "shadow IT" is a portfolio of bypassed safeguards.
This sourceCharacterizes shadow IT and security-control bypass (disabled 2FA, shared credentials, clicked-through warnings) as a portfolio of routed-around safeguards.
- In cybersecurity, users disable two-factor authentication, share credentials, and click through warnings — "shadow IT" is a portfolio of bypassed safeguards.
Domain-specific¶
- Maverick Spend
- . Public-sector procurement — agencies bypassing approved-vendor channels whose compliance gates impose friction exceeding their marginal local value. Construction and field operations — remote sites buying locally for speed against a centralized purchasing process unaware of the on-site need. Shadow IT — the software-procurement specialization, engineering teams adopting unsanctioned SaaS rather than routing through enterprise IT, the same friction-differential driver under its own name
This sourceThat shadow IT is the software-procurement case of the same bypass - business and engineering teams adopting unsanctioned tools instead of routing through the enterprise IT channel, because that channel is slow and restrictive. That shadow IT persists and relocates so long as the sanctioned intake channel stays slow, so blocking a given route does not return the demand to the official one.
- . Public-sector procurement — agencies bypassing approved-vendor channels whose compliance gates impose friction exceeding their marginal local value. Construction and field operations — remote sites buying locally for speed against a centralized purchasing process unaware of the on-site need. Shadow IT — the software-procurement specialization, engineering teams adopting unsanctioned SaaS rather than routing through enterprise IT, the same friction-differential driver under its own name
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