Cyber risk logics and their implications for cybersecurity/ Sarah Backman and Tim Stevens

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BACKMAN Sarah [Author]

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STEVENS Tim

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In: International Affairs, Volume 100, Number 6, 2024, Page: 2441-2460Summary: Cyber risk logics refer to the underlying principles and frameworks that guide the assessment and management of cyber risks. In the context of international affairs, two distinct logics can be discerned: a threat-oriented logic, which views risk as potential threats, and a systems-oriented logic, which views risk as a function of complex systems and their interactions.

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Cyber risk logics refer to the underlying principles and frameworks that guide the assessment and management of cyber risks. In the context of international affairs, two distinct logics can be discerned: a threat-oriented logic, which views risk as potential threats, and a systems-oriented logic, which views risk as a function of complex systems and their interactions.

CYBER, RISK, INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, LOGICS

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