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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 evolving cyber-threat landscape.

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