Information-security culture: Imperative of contemporary society

Milanović, Zoran; Radovanović, Radovan

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“…It should also be noted that the expansion of information technologies, along with the growing in uence of social networks, has made it easier to carry out propaganda and psychological operations. at is why today this concerns the national security of a country and the security culture of its citizens (Milanović & Radovanović, 2015). "With IT support, the application of psychological operations, the real picture of the causes and consequences of the event is distorted, and non-existent, perceptually very convincing images are produced with a powerful e ect on the global, domestic and opposing public.…”

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Psychological and propaganda operations as a form of hybrid warfare

Parezanović,

Proroković

2024

Nauka bezbednost policija

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Psychological and propaganda operations are inseparable part of hybrid warfare. The rapid complication of overall relations in the international community, especially since the beginning of 2022, has led to tectonic upheavals in the world order, which have caused numerous changes in front of our eyes. The world is changing today, perhaps faster than ever. In such complex political and security, economic and social circumstances, models of hybrid warfare gained additional importance and in a certain way, conditionally speaking, became an inseparable part of the foreign policy of the leading powers. In addition, hybrid actions of a psychological and propaganda nature have become an inseparable part of international relations. This paper first analyses the conceptual definition of the terms hybrid war, psychological and propaganda operations, and then explains the cause-and-effect relationships and examines their consequences on the offensive and defensive actors of international relations. Among the conclusions is the assertion that defensive actors may be completely unaware that a hybrid war is actually being waged against them by undertaking psychological and propaganda operations.

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Section: Tasks and Goals Of Psychological And Propaganda Operationsmentioning

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Psychological and propaganda operations as a form of hybrid warfare

Parezanović,

Proroković

2024

Nauka bezbednost policija

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Security culture as a factor in preventing victimization of information technology users

Stajic,

Radivojevic

2024

Temida

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Development in the field of information technologies in the last few decades has led to significant changes in the daily lives of citizens, the functioning of the economy, government bodies and society as a whole. Information technologies have enabled unimaginable possibilities in terms of social development. However, this field is not immune to increasingly numerous dangerous intentional or unintentional abuses. This imposes the need to raise awareness, knowledge and skills to protect yourself and others in this field. The security culture as a concept that integrates issues of solving the problem of endangering information security plays a significant role in this. The subject of this paper is the analysis of the connection between security culture and information technologies, as a cultural asset of modern society, especially the security culture of information technology users. The paper aims to establish a theoretical framework on the role and importance of security culture. Also, the aim is to give a set of ?golden? rules of security culture in information technologies, the adoption of which will increase the possibility of preventing victimization of information technology users.

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The Influence of Security Challenges in the Use of the Internet and Mobile Applications on Creating a Security Culture

Vesić¹

2021

KPol

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The growing number of threats and challenges from cyberspace, due to the increasing use of the Internet and mobile applications as never before, requires the implementation of security policies aimed at preserving the information and communication assets of the company. Security is achieved through one part of measures that are technical-technological in nature, and the other part is related to the actions of people in the organization. People are known to be the weakest link, and security culture aims to act on people by adopting certain behaviours, building habits and establishing communication in a way that they can respond to threats from cyberspace. Information security culture is established and maintained through programs that aim to prepare people for current and future challenges from cyberspace. One day, young people will start working, but until that moment, parents, in synergy with school institutions, should direct them so that they accept certain behaviours and norms. In this way, the security culture ensures that their security is preserved from the earliest days, so it is necessary to develop programs at different levels of education that will enable this.

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Information-security culture: Imperative of contemporary society

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Psychological and propaganda operations as a form of hybrid warfare

Psychological and propaganda operations as a form of hybrid warfare

Security culture as a factor in preventing victimization of information technology users

The Influence of Security Challenges in the Use of the Internet and Mobile Applications on Creating a Security Culture

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