Disrupt and restraint: The evolution of cyber conflict and the implications for collective security

Taillat, Stéphane

doi:10.1080/13523260.2019.1581458

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“…Cyber and digital developments that started at the end of the 20th century and continued at a dizzying pace at the beginning of the 21st century have highlighted the issue of managing the conflicts caused by cyber elements (Radanliev et al, 2018;Broadhurst, 2006;Lin, 2012). Cyber conflict management has provided taking important steps in the prevention of cyberattacks, cybersecurity against malware, elimination of conflicts arising from the virtual environment in international negotiations, protection of intellectual property and trade secrets, hate speech and discrimination in social media, and information security (Taillat, 2019).…”

Section: Theoretical Framework General View Of Cyber Conflict Managementmentioning

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Relativity Approach to the Strategic Cyber Conflict Management in Businesses

Özsungur

2022

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Purpose: The study aims to form a theoretical basis for the development of strategies needed by businesses and establish strategic principles. The starting point of this research is that cyber conflict is an operational, managerial, relational, and strategic problem of businesses rather than a cross-country administrative problem. Design/methodology/approach: This research was carried out by adopting grounded theory, known as theorizing-based theory. The study was carried out with 593 limited liability and joint-stock companies operating in Turkey. Findings: The research results revealed a new theory named "relativity of strategic cyber conflict management". According to the research findings, the five orbital forces (negotiation, managerial, infrastructure, defense, competition) were determined in cyber conflict management. Four principles were determined as a business within the system (location in space), the business within cyber cosmos (relativity of time), warping spacetime due to cyber conflict (Curvature of strategy), and illusions due to cyber conflict (Gravitational lenses). Originality: This study introduces a new theory of the cyber conflict management with the inspiration of the principles of relativity theory.

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Section: Theoretical Framework General View Of Cyber Conflict Managementmentioning

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Relativity Approach to the Strategic Cyber Conflict Management in Businesses

Özsungur

2022

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“…For the United States, cyberspace, by contrast, includes computer networks and the economic, industrial or military activities that depend on them. The threat is therefore more related to the ability of a competitor to use the high digitalization of these societies to gain an asymmetric advantage or cause catastrophic damage [16]. For example, cyber-intervention in the 2016 US presidential election resulted in mainstream Pearl Harbor references.…”

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Effects of ‘Digital’ Country’s Information Security on Political Stability

Nguyen

Koblandin

Suleymanova

et al. 2021

JCSANDM

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In this day and age, information security is becoming a priority not only in the system of international economic relations but also at the state level. This study aims to study the effect of a ‘digital’ country’s information security on its political stability through quantitative analysis. The study is a mixed research design with a focus on the Russian Federation and the Republic of Kazakhstan. Its methodological basis is represented by the collection and analysis of data on the level and nature of cybersecurity threats (Global Cybersecurity Index, the number of cyber incidents) and on the level of political stability (Political Stability and Absence of Violence/Terrorism indicator of the Worldwide Governance Index). The results of the study show that Russia with a GCI 2020 score of 98.06 and Kazakhstan with a GCI score of 93.15 have relatively low levels of political stability. This is evidenced by their 45.7 and 25.7 percentile ranks on Political Stability and Absence of Violence/Terrorism and a high frequency of offenses using information and communication technologies. Findings suggest that with a high level of commitment to information security, the growth in cyber incidents will not necessarily affect political stability. The obtained findings provide countries an insight into cybersecurity within the national system as well as present a great deal of data on best practices to work through gaps in the national culture of cybersecurity at the state level. The results and methodology of this study can be used by officials to develop information security strategies and tactics, as well as by other researchers for quantitative analysis of the relationship between information security and political stability of different countries and regions.

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Durmuşoğlu

Daim

2023

Applied Innovation and Technology Management

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Disrupt and restraint: The evolution of cyber conflict and the implications for collective security

Cited by 11 publications

References 31 publications

Relativity Approach to the Strategic Cyber Conflict Management in Businesses

Relativity Approach to the Strategic Cyber Conflict Management in Businesses

Effects of ‘Digital’ Country’s Information Security on Political Stability

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