Beyond Security: A Qualitative Study Of Cyber Resilience Across Beyond Security: A Qualitative Study Of Cyber Resilience Across The Software Development Lifecycle In German Organisations The Software Development Lifecycle In German Organisations
This paper investigates how professionals in German organisations interpret cyber resilience within the software development lifecycle and how socio-technical factors influence its implementation, revealing a pronounced socio-technical imbalance.
This study examines whether a System Dynamics modelling approach can provide a robust, quantifiable representation of resilience behaviour in the South African National Payment System under continuous cyber disruption and develops and evaluates a multidimensional resilience assessment artefact.
D. Manzini, R. Oosthuizen· International Scientific Con...· 0 citations
Public administration, critical infrastructure and public services are rapidly becoming digitalized, and cybersecurity has become an integral part of national security and governance. As cyber threats are more complex, states are moving beyond traditional cybersecurity approaches to cyber resilience based on preparedne...
A. Kosherbayeva, Yerlan Kylbayev, G. Mukhanova et al.· Frontiers in Political Scien...· 0 citations
This article extends a concept developed by Farrell and Newman (2019) beyond its original financial and digital domains to physical
energy infrastructure, examining how the Russia–Ukraine war has transformed European energy security from a market-based
relationship into a condition of systemic vulnerability. The analys...
Elmir Badalov· Security and Defence Quarter...· 0 citations
A context-specific Risk-Based Cybersecurity Maturity Assessment Framework for Tanzanian SACCOS is developed and evaluated, demonstrating the framework’s internal coherence, contextual fit, and practical utility for institutional self-assessment and risk-based supervision.
Ayoub Jonathan Kitomari, Gustaph Sanga, S. Wambura· East African Journal of Info...· 0 citations
A structured narrative review of 82 sources organised through the CPS Defence-Gap Taxonomy—a framework that classifies 14 attack mechanisms by architectural layer and physical impact, evaluates six defensive technology categories against documented failure modes, and maps five governance dimensions to the institutional...
P. Urs, V. Muresan· Journal of Cybersecurity and...· 0 citations
The western Balkans are digitising at speed, even while lagging behind in terms of cybersecurity governance, institutional capacity and the presence of a skilled workforce. Cyber insecurity has become a matter not only of national security but of social welfare, public service continuity and democratic trust. This arti...
Fabian M. Teichmann· SEER· 0 citations
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