Technology transformation: analyzing its impact on internet security and compliance in an organization

Designing, building, maintaining, and managing infrastructure and information system management housed in data centres occupied a large portion of the early computing community's attention. The contribution of this research is to explore the effects of technological change and how it affects IT workers' and their organizations’ internet security and compliance and the study gap is filled with studies aimed at examining how technological change affects internet security and compliance within a company. The study demonstrates how analysis of SEM may be employed to evaluate the information attained and determine factors that significantly affect organizations' adherence to Internet security regulations. Furthermore, the proposed Bi-LSTM model in the learning method is employed to predict the highly influential factors. Through the study conducted, were able to determine the foundations of internet security and compliance in the context of changing organizations. The findings showed that big data applications, mobile business apps, public cloud software, the Internet of Things, and artificial intelligence all affected an organization's Internet security and compliance. Theoretically, by a deeper understanding of how institutional forces might be leveraged to improve internet security compliance in enterprises, this study contributes to the research on digital transformation. The primary institutional determinants for compliance with information security are practically disclosed by this study to information security policymakers.