Cyber Security Policy. A methodology for Determining a National Cyber-Security Alert Level

Dan Constantin Tofan (), Maria Lavinia Andrei () and Lavinia Mihaela Dincä‚ ()

Informatica Economica, 2012, vol. 16, issue 2, 103-115

Abstract: Nowadays, assuring the security of the national cyber-space has become a big issue that can only be tackled through collaborative approaches. Threats cannot be confined to a single computer system just as much as computer systems are rendered useless without being con-nected to a supporting network. The authors of this article propose an innovative architecture of a system designated to help governments collect and analyze data about cyber-security in-cidents, from different organizations, dispersed nationwide, and acting within various economic sectors. The collected data will make us able to determine a national cyber-security alert score that could help policy makers in establishing the best strategies for protecting the national cyber-space.

Keywords: Cyber-Security; Incidents; Early-Warning; Intrusion; Detection (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2012
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