If the public–private partnerships (PPPs) help the European Union strengthen its cyber resilience, a challenge that is now closely tied to the Union’s broader strategic security goals, is critically examined.
The findings demonstrate that states with clear and specific legislation on intelligence and cybersecurity achieve a 26% higher rate of preventive success than those with ambiguous frameworks, and emphasize the need for both national reforms and coordinated international standards to enhance resilience against the evol...
The work explores the European Union's proactive regulatory transformation from reactive risk containment toward strategic cyber resilience and details the sequential implementation of comprehensive European legislative frameworks designed to enforce unified security benchmarks, enhance executive accountability, establ...
Y. Bocharova, O. Chernega, T. Kozhukhova· Eastern Europe: Economy, Bus...· 0 citations
This paper examines the strategic imperative for financial institutions to transition from reactive, compliance-centric risk management towards a state of anti-fragility: the capacity not merely to withstand systemic stress, but to improve because of it.
Mohammed Randeree· Journal of Business Continui...· 0 citations
Key Takeaways:
- What counts as relevant is being redefined by intelligentisation, where data quality determines AI effectiveness, making peacetime civilian data acquisition a form of military preparation.
- The establishment of ISF in April 2024 institutionalised the doctrinal shift of information gathering into int...
This research has examined cybersecurity from a comprehensive perspective, highlighting its conceptual foundations, strategic planning requirements, governance structures, legal dimensions, and its critical role within national security systems.
Drewes El, Amin Elbushra, Mahagoub Elnasr· Journal of Intelligent Decis...· 0 citations
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