COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CYBERSECURITY STRATEGIES. EUROPEAN UNION STRATEGY AND POLICIES. POLISH AND SELECTED COUNTRIES STRATEGIES (original) (raw)
The Western democracies: the United Kingdom, the United States, the European Union countries are targeted by hybrid threats predominantly on two fronts – cyberspace and information. This article focuses on cybersecurity. The rapid development of ICT technologies and cyberspace have had a tremendous impact on societies and more general on the international security environment. The EU and its members efficient functioning depends on a coherent and effective system to counter cyber threats at strategic, legal and institutional levels. The objective of this paper is to identify, analyse and assess the adequacy of the Polish National Cyber Security Strategy (Polish NCSS), including the implementation of EU’s regulations. The article presents description and analysis of the the EU responses to cyber threats; and the Polish strategy. For comparison, strategic documents of the United Kingdom, the United States, France, Lithuania and Estonia are analysed. It presents the findings of a comparative analysis of the Polish strategy with the five national strategies and present recommendations to enhance cybersecurity.
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