Advancement of Cybersecurity and Information Security Awareness to Facilitate Digital Transformation

Taherdoost, Hamed; Madanchian, Mitra; Ebrahimi, Mona

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“…Cybercriminals have developed complex business strategies, using online anonymity to conduct lucrative unlawful operations. This has caused a paradigm change in cybersecurity techniques, emphasizing behavioral aspects [5,6]. The effective management of cyber hazards is hampered by a key barrier: the absence of data on cyber risk.…”

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Insights into Cybercrime Detection and Response: A Review of Time Factor

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2024

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Amidst an unprecedented period of technological progress, incorporating digital platforms into diverse domains of existence has become indispensable, fundamentally altering the operational processes of governments, businesses, and individuals. Nevertheless, the swift process of digitization has concurrently led to the emergence of cybercrime, which takes advantage of weaknesses in interconnected systems. The growing dependence of society on digital communication, commerce, and information sharing has led to the exploitation of these platforms by malicious actors for hacking, identity theft, ransomware, and phishing attacks. With the growing dependence of organizations, businesses, and individuals on digital platforms for information exchange, commerce, and communication, malicious actors have identified the susceptibilities present in these systems and have begun to exploit them. This study examines 28 research papers focusing on intrusion detection systems (IDS), and phishing detection in particular, and how quickly responses and detections in cybersecurity may be made. We investigate various approaches and quantitative measurements to comprehend the link between reaction time and detection time and emphasize the necessity of minimizing both for improved cybersecurity. The research focuses on reducing detection and reaction times, especially for phishing attempts, to improve cybersecurity. In smart grids and automobile control networks, faster attack detection is important, and machine learning can help. It also stresses the necessity to improve protocols to address increasing cyber risks while maintaining scalability, interoperability, and resilience. Although machine-learning-based techniques have the potential for detection precision and reaction speed, obstacles still need to be addressed to attain real-time capabilities and adjust to constantly changing threats. To create effective defensive mechanisms against cyberattacks, future research topics include investigating innovative methodologies, integrating real-time threat intelligence, and encouraging collaboration.

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Insights into Cybercrime Detection and Response: A Review of Time Factor

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2024

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“…National governments are developing the necessary information policy tools used in cybersecurity to counter hybrid threats, in the first placemeans of communication with citizens and the possibilities of responding to cyber incidents and countering hybrid threats (Kalniete and Pildegovičs, 2021). Increasing user awareness allows us to avoid or neutralize undesirable consequences of information intervention that may occur during the digital transformation of the system (Taherdoost et al, 2021).…”

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Improved Planning of Information Policy in the Cyber Security Sphere under Conditions of Hybrid Threats

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The study aimed to consider the current state of planning information policy in the field of cybersecurity under intensified hybrid threats, using the methods of comparison and observation. The study conducted showed that in the face of intensified hybrid threats, states must develop common approaches to implement state information policy and ensure information cybersecurity. In the face of Russia's hidden and direct aggression, governments should develop an effective system for implementing national information policies to ensure information security and introduce new state structures and mechanisms for timely detection and neutralization of threats to national interests in the sphere of information security. It concludes on the need to counter the destructive behavior of states using hybrid threats at the national and supranational levels and explains the low level of information protection in individual states and international institutions. The European Union and NATO can play a key supporting role and offer support where national responses to cybersecurity threats have proved insufficient.

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Exploring Cybersecurity Training and Awareness Approaches

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2024

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Advancement of Cybersecurity and Information Security Awareness to Facilitate Digital Transformation

Cited by 4 publications

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Insights into Cybercrime Detection and Response: A Review of Time Factor

Insights into Cybercrime Detection and Response: A Review of Time Factor

Improved Planning of Information Policy in the Cyber Security Sphere under Conditions of Hybrid Threats

Exploring Cybersecurity Training and Awareness Approaches

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