Managing a Digital Revolution - Cyber Security Capacity Building in Myanmar

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The EU will also work towards closing the digital divide, and will actively participate in international efforts to build cyber security capacity.’ On this last point

Here we note the evident similarities with SIW and revolutionist thinking; but the comparitivist approach is best described as an environmental approach, because it

The third project report ‘Cyber Security Capacity Building: Security and Freedom’ (Langø 2016) is con- cerned with the intersection of technology and politics in developing

By examining the de- fining characteristics of cyberspace as an ecological system and its security implications, we arrive at a more detailed picture of cyber

Indeed, the fastest growth in Internet users today is in deve- loping countries – in Asia and Africa in particular (ITU, 2014). Cyber- space is an intrinsic part of the development

Consultancy firms with presence on the local market have more comprehensive and deeper knowl- edge about the needs and current circumstances of the given country. Global

To understand the bigger picture, we may build composite threat landscapes in which vulnerabilities and threats combine and travel across distinct domains between which