TL;DR
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...
The nowadays technological development has profoundly transformed the national and international security landscape, generating new challenges and risks in cyberspace. Given the low costs of committing cyberattacks, the major difficulty in attributing responsibility and the multitude of actors involved, traditional det...
Cybercrime is one of the most urgent domestic and foreign policy challenges facing the modern state. Counteracting the crime requires new legal and technical safeguards against criminal activity in the digital domain. At the same time, cybercrime is primarily international in nature; successfully combating such can onl...
The article provides a substantiation of the feasibility of establishing regional cyber defense centers as a mechanism for implementing the public policy on information security at the local and regional level. It is argued that digital transformations in the public administration, the development of e-governance, the...
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