The Development of Eu Cybersecurity  Policy: From a Coordinating Actor  to a Cyber Power?

Renda, Kadri Kaan

doi:10.32450/aacd.1226890

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Foundations of Cybersecurity

Gaurav,

Arya

2024

Advances in Information Security, Privacy, and Ethics

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The rapid advancement of digital technology has brought significant benefits but also introduced a myriad of cybersecurity challenges. In this context, this chapter, addresses the growing need for a robust understanding of the principles, threats, best practices, and legal and ethical considerations essential for safeguarding digital assets. This chapter explores the core principles of confidentiality, integrity, and availability, delves into prevalent cyber threats and vulnerabilities, and outlines best practices for mitigating these risks. Additionally, it addresses the legal and ethical frameworks governing cybersecurity, emphasizing the importance of compliance and responsible conduct. Understanding these fundamentals is crucial for navigating and securing the increasingly complex digital landscape.

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Foundations of Cybersecurity

Gaurav,

Arya

2024

Advances in Information Security, Privacy, and Ethics

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Legal Status of European Union Bodies and Institutions in the Field of Cybersecurity

Giris¹

2023

Международное Право И Международные Организации / International Law and International Organizations

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The relevance of the reasearch topic stems from the fact that different state bodies are involved in addressing cybersecurity services. While each of the state bodies has their own goals and objectives, the successful resolution of the issues entirely depends on their effective cooperation. The existing resources and expertise available in the EU member states and corresponding EU institutions, bodies and agencies provide a solid basis for a collective response to cybersecurity threats. As a result, the EU has established a system of cyber security risk management bodies. The purpose of this article is to investigate the activities of key EU cyber security authorities. To achieve this goal and analyse the activities of the main EU bodies in the field of cybersecurity , the author has used several methods, such as the systematic approach, the formal-legal method, the comparative-legal method and the historical method. The author has come to the conclusion that cooperation and information exchange are essential elements in addressing cyber security issues. At the same time, to achieve coherence among cyber security bodies, the EU is taking measures to strengthen their joint work. In addition, it has been concluded that the EU, as a regional integration organization where member states act on the basis of mutual trust, is a reliable platform for addressing cyber security issues.

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The Development of Eu Cybersecurity Policy: From a Coordinating Actor to a Cyber Power?

Cited by 2 publications

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Foundations of Cybersecurity

Foundations of Cybersecurity

Legal Status of European Union Bodies and Institutions in the Field of Cybersecurity

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