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Combatting Cyberwarfare Crimes in the European Union [PDF]
Cyberwarfare crimes constitute a major threat to the security of the European countries. The effects of such attacks could be devastating for the European economy, stability and national security.
Kočivnik, Maša, Šepec, Miha
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The Influence of Technology on the Development of Military Skills and Con-ducting Military Actions: Wars of the Future [PDF]
Bezbednosni Dijalozi, 2018 Civilizational developments have had its effect on the development of military science that has always aimed to develop technology that would enable supremacy and easier winning.
Goran Vasilevski
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Managing cyberattacks in wartime: The case of Ukraine
Public Administration Review, Volume 85, Issue 3, Page 619-627, May/June 2025.Abstract Cybersecurity specialists face continual challenges in protecting organizations and societies from ever‐evolving cyberattacks. These challenges intensify dramatically in the context of war, yet our understanding of cyberattacks during wartime is limited.
Iryna Fyshchuk +2 more
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Legal Aspects of Cyberwarfare and Cyberwarfare Crimes: Criminal Law Analysis and Dilemmas in the Legal System of the European Union [PDF]
The goal of this chapter is to analyse the substantive legal content regarding cyberwarfare attacks and crimes, present procedural measures of cooperation in criminal matters for the purpose of prosecuting such crimes, and examine European Union’s (EU ...
Šepec, Miha
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Adapting cybersecurity maturity models for resource‐constrained settings: A case study of Peru
THE ELECTRONIC JOURNAL OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, Volume 91, Issue 1, January 2025.Abstract Developing countries are rapidly embracing digitalization, but this exposes them to heightened cybersecurity risks. They often look to standard established cybersecurity models from developed countries to build their national defenses. However, significant developmental, political, social, and economic differences can render these models ...
GangSeok Lee +4 more
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Peace and the digital revolution: Toward “cyberpeace?”
Peace &Change, Volume 49, Issue 4, Page 393-399, October 2024.Abstract This article will explore challenges posed by the digital communications revolution to some long‐standing concepts and assumptions around security, warfare, and peace. It will demonstrate the obsolescence of the traditional state‐focused national security paradigm with regards to matters of cybersecurity, as well as the limitations of ...
Paul Antony White
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Research Handbook on Cyberwarfare
This Research Handbook provides a rigorous analysis of cyberwarfare, a widely misunderstood field of contemporary conflict and geopolitical competition.
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Cyber Security in an Information Warfare Age
The Journal of Intelligence, Conflict and Warfare, 2018 On October 19th, 2018, the Canadian Association for Security and Intelligence Studies (CASIS) Vancouver hosted its ninth roundtable meeting which covered “Cybersecurity in an Information Warfare Age.” The following presentation was hosted by Dr.
CASIS-Vancouver
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Information Systems Journal, Volume 34, Issue 3, Page 931-963, May 2024.Abstract Online extremism remains a persistent problem despite the best efforts of governments, tech companies and civil society. Digital technologies can induce group polarization to promote extremism and cause substantial changes to extremism (e.g., create new forms of extremism, types of threats or radicalization approaches).
Marten Risius +3 more
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Cyberwarfare and Law Enforcement: Top 5 Things to Know [PDF]
, 2018 Cyberwarfare has been dubbed the third world war. If you have been following the news media, then you know it is practically here; nations spying on each other, allegedly meddling in elections or even in their democratic processes. So what is the role of
McCombs, Jonathan +2 more
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