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The Means to Secure Critical Energy Infrastructure in the Context of Hybrid Warfare: the Case of Ukraine
Volume 7, Issue 3 (2018), pp. 569–579
Tomas Plėta   Sergii Karasov   Tadas Jakštas  

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https://doi.org/10.9770/jssi.2018.7.3(16)
Pub. online: 30 March 2018      Type: Article      Open accessOpen Access

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30 March 2018

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This article discusses the Ukrainian legislation on cybersecurity. The necessity of developing an efficient cybersecurity system was raised by the hybrid war conducted by Russia over the last few years, in which many critical infrastructure objects have been destroyed with serious consequences not only for the end consumers but also for the security of the state. Consequently, Ukraine has begun issuing a number of laws aiming at strengthening its cyber defense capabilities by establishing an efficient national cybersecurity system. The analysis has clearly shown that although important steps have already been taken in this direction, much still remains to be done to protect the Ukrainian critical infrastructure.

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cybersecurity cybersecurity legislation hybrid warfare critical infrastructure protection Ukraine

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