Integrity

Integrity

Building integrity in the security and defence sector

Corruption as a Cybersecurity Threat in the New World Order

Holovkin, Bohdan M., Oleksii V. Tavolzhanskyi, and Oleksandr V. Lysodyed. "Corruption as a Cybersecurity Threat in the New World Order." Connections: The Quarterly Journal 20, no. 2 (2021): 75-87.

Introduction

Historically, ensuring security depended on the state’s power and economic and military potential. Today’s state has to add one more component to the list of obligations – to protect the digitalized parts of the state and societal activities.[1] Ensuring cybersecurity is one of the obligatory functions of modern countries to support and improve the system of holistic protection of society by the state.

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Institutional Resilience and Building Integrity in the Defence and Security Sector

Milanova, Nadja. "Institutional Resilience and Building Integrity in the Defence and Security Sector." Connections: The Quarterly Journal 19, no. 3 (2020): 67-75.

Introduction

Resilience is one of those newly coined concepts that is witnessing an exponential increase in use across a wide range of areas and international organizations. The ubiquity of the concept is at once promising as it focuses on the causal effect of a host of factors and their interlinkages but is also exposed to the danger of being overused—and thus misused—without the development of its solid foundation and conceptual framework.

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Key Prerequisites for Integrity in Defence - Role of Parliament

Tagarev, Todor. Key Prerequisites for Integrity in Defence - Role of Parliament In CSDM Views. Sofia: Centre for Security and Defence Management, 2015.

In this short presentation to the distinguished audience of parliamentarians and representatives of national governments and international organisations I will outline the key prerequisites for integrity in defence and the respective attitude of parliamentarians and parliaments, which may have a positive or a negative impact on defence integrity. For a change, I will not use the word corruption, underlining that integrity means much more than the opposite of “corruption.”

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