Sep 2026· Discourse of Law and Administration· 0 citations· 21 references
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The conclusion presents directions for systemic change, pointing to the need for a more integrated regulatory model combining legal, technical and organizational standards with investments in competencies, infrastructure and building institutional resilience.
Abstract
The article examines cybersecurity in public health in the context of the dynamic development of digital technologies and the growing role of health data as a strategic resource. The starting point is the assumption that despite numerous legal regulations, technical standards and guidelines at the national and EU levels, the healthcare system operates in conditions of significant regulatory and organizational fragmentation. The varying levels of digital maturity among healthcare entities, limited financial and human resources and insufficient implementation coordination translate into a fragmented and inconsistent approach to cyber risk management. The article discusses the importance of health data for the innovation and competitiveness of the European Union and identifies key cyber threats in the healthcare sector. The conclusion presents directions for systemic change, pointing to the need for a more integrated regulatory model combining legal, technical and organizational standards with investments in competencies, infrastructure and building institutional resilience.
The rapid expansion of digital public services in Mozambique—including e-government platforms, digital health systems, and electronic tax administration—has outpaced the development of a coherent legal framework for cybersecurity. While Law No. 3/2017 (Electronic Transactions Law) of 9 January 2017 introduced foundatio...
Faztudo Languisse· Journal of Cybersecurity Edu...· 0 citations
This study examines the European Union’s policies for addressing cybersecurity challenges through an analysis of the institutional framework underpinning these policies and an assessment of the effectiveness of public policy in responding to the growing spectrum of cyber threats. As cybersecurity has emerged as a funda...
Asst Prof Dr. Shno Mohmmed Mahmood· مجلة الشرق الأوسط للعلوم الإ...· 0 citations
The article examines the transformation of smart city governance amid contemporary challenges, including armed conflicts, infrastructure disruptions, and evolving cyber threats. It is argued that the traditional understanding of smart cities as technologically advanced urban systems is insufficient, as effective govern...
Oksana Hnativ, O. Harasymiv, Nataliia Shama· E3S Web of Conferences· 0 citations
The healthcare sector is going through a massive digital transformation that includes many technologies that facilitate the lives of patients and workers in the sector. Therefore, cybersecurity enhancements in this sector are an urgent necessity to protect sensitive data and ensure the continuity of safe healthcare ser...
A. Alharbi, Ali A. Alkhalifah· PeerJ Computer Science· 0 citations
Digital transformation is increasingly reshaping health systems, altering how healthcare is delivered, information is generated and exchanged, decisions are made, and public services are governed. In Brazil, this transformation occurs within the Unified Health System (Sistema Único de Saúde – SUS), a universal and dece...
M. A. Cenedesi, Oldair Donizete Galeni, Siglia Sousa de França et al.· Aposta: Revista de Ciencias...· 0 citations
Cybersecurity infrastructures are designed to mitigate the risks posed by two common entities: the layperson who circumvents cybersecurity guidelines, and the malicious actor who exploits weaknesses in security mechanisms. In this perspective, we show that a third entity, the US state-platform, is re-shaping cybersecur...
Celia Brightwell, C. Carboni, Orit Halpern· Frontiers in Digital Health· 0 citations
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