The Organisation of Cybersecurity in Germany

Schallbruch, Martin; Skierka, Isabel

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-90014-8_4

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Conceptualization Of the Field (Cyber) In The Federal Republ...1

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“…From a military point of view, the German Armed Forces have limited responsibilities and possibilities for action and/or collaboration with other state bodies, due to constitutional limitations, which clearly delimit the responsibilities of the Armed Forces in carrying out operations defined as "administrative assistance" 15 .…”

Section: Conceptualization Of the Field (Cyber) In The Federal Republ...mentioning

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Cyber Doctrinary Approaches Case Study – French Republic, Federal Republic of Germany and the Kingdom of Spain

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2022

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In this paper, we aim to highlight the national efforts that representative countries of the European Union (EU) have made to harmonize national goals, with those of the NATO, in the field of cybernetics. This study also focuses exclusively on the approach of the French Republic, the Federal Republic of Germany and the Kingdom of Spain, in the field of cyber defense developments, while analyzing evolutionary concepts and phases in the field, at Allied and European levels.

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Cyber Doctrinary Approaches Case Study – French Republic, Federal Republic of Germany and the Kingdom of Spain

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Germany’s Cybersecurity Policy

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2022

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The German Federal Republic is one of the states whose state policy in the field of cybersecurity is considered to be coherent and effective. However, even Germany is a country exposed to numerous attacks. Ubiquitous technology in every aspect of our lives, and in addition the COVID-19 pandemic, introducing widespread mobile work and online education, have created even greater threats. By adapting internal legislation, indicating strategic and specific goals, Germany is part of the EU cybersecurity policy in its cybersecurity strategies. Prior to the adoption of the NIS 2 directive, Germany had already created a legal basis that would effectively and efficiently protect German cyberspace. In order to strengthen the effectiveness of their cybersecurity policy, Germany is strengthening cooperation between federal authorities, business, science and strengthening digital sovereignty.

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The Organisation of Cybersecurity in Germany

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Cyber Doctrinary Approaches Case Study – French Republic, Federal Republic of Germany and the Kingdom of Spain

Cyber Doctrinary Approaches Case Study – French Republic, Federal Republic of Germany and the Kingdom of Spain

Germany’s Cybersecurity Policy

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