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    Digital Libraries and Cybersecurity: a service provider's approach
    (2025)
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    Raileanu, Alexandru
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    Digital Libraries have become essential resources in today's world, providing users with access to a variety of information, research materials, and cultural heritage. They come with several benefits, like improved accessibility, convenience, and the chance to collaborate across geographical boundaries. However, as their significance grows, they also attract the attention of malicious actors, leading, even in this domain, to a range of Cybersecurity challenges that need careful consideration. That's why adopting a proactive and flexible approach to Cybersecurity is crucial to tackle these threats and safeguard the availability and integrity of Digital Libraries resources. In this context, collaboration between institutions and service providers is fundamental to implement effective Cybersecurity policies. Therefore, the paper, starting with an overview of the relationship between Digital Libraries and Cybersecurity, moves on to the approach to Cybersecurity provided by 4Science for its hosted services based on DSpace, the most used open-source Digital Asset Management System in the world.
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    8 Terabytes of Music to Explore with DSpace-GLAM and IIIF: the Digital Library of the Milan Conservatory
    (2021-06-09)
    Crippa, Marta
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    Groppo, Emilia
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    A flexible and extensible data model to enhance the relationships between digital objects and a framework to share and compare images also coming from different repositories, these are the tools provided by the DSpace-GLAM open source platform that the Milan Conservatory is using to make its Digital Library a fundamental tool for music and musicological studies. The presentation highlights how Conservatory’s scholars took advantage of DSpace-GLAM features to build a “cultural galaxy”, comprising a vast set of different types of musical bibliographic resources linked and made explorable by means of their relationships and of the International Interoperability Framework (IIIF) to share and analyse thoroughly all the components of such galaxy.