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Cyber security in terms of ensuring the digital transformation of European economies : empirical evidence

Hyk, Vasyl; Vysochan, Oleh; Vysochan, Olha - 2026

The development of information technologies actualizes the issue of ensuring information and cyber security, while the main problem can be considered the lack of a clear understanding of the key role of cyber security in strengthening the national security of the state. The purpose of the...

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What if ether goes to zero? : how market risk becomes infrastructure risk in crypto

Biancotti, Claudia - 2026

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The paradox of cyber risk controls : an empirical analysis of readiness and protection inefficiencies in Thailand's financial sector

Sringam, Artid; Wuttidittachotti, Pongpisit - 2026

As Thailand's financial sector accelerates its digital transformation, cybersecurity has transitioned from a mere technical support function to a strategic imperative that governs operational risk and financial stability. This study empirically examines the efficacy of cyber risk controls and...

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Good Practices in Cyber Risk Regulation and Supervision

Gaidosch, Tamas - 2026

The paper synthesizes global experiences and key lessons in the regulation and supervision of cyber risk in the financial sector. It draws on the IMF’s financial stability surveillance and technical assistance work. It underscores the increasing frequency and complexity of cyber threats. These...

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Detecting cyber fraud in banking transactions via machine learning techniques : implications for financial stability

Konsta, Lamprini; Dimitriou, Dimitrios; Papathanasiou, … - 2026

This study empirically investigates the performance of Elastic Machine Learning, an industrial, unsupervised anomaly detection tool, in the identification of fraudulent behavior in banking transactions. Using AI-generated datasets that were designed to simulate realistic banking environments,...

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Key factors shaping collaborative cyber resilience in SMEs through open innovation

Bahmanova, Alona; Lace, Natalja - 2026

This study examines how collaborative open innovation mechanisms can enhance cyber resilience in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) operating under increasing digital risk and resource constraints. Employing a mixed-method research design, the study integrates a systematic literature...

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Disciplining digital risk : evidence from cyber stress tests

Abidi, Nordine; Gambacorta, Leonardo; Kok Sørensen, … - 2026

Investment in cybersecurity in an interconnected banking system has public-good properties: positive externalities can generate systemic underinvestment. Using confidential supervisory data from the European Central Bank, we first identify "laggard" European banks that underinvest relative to...

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Disciplining digital risk : evidence from cyber stress tests

Abidi, Nordine; Gambacorta, Leonardo; Kok Sørensen, … - 2026

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Disciplining digital risk : evidence from cyber stress tests

Abidi, Nordine; Gambacorta, Leonardo; Kok Sørensen, … - 2026

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Do CEO attributes matter in the nexus between board composition and cybersecurity risk disclosure? : evidence from South African firms

Ojeyinka, Titus Ayobami; Ajide, Folorunsho M.; … - 2026

In recent years, regulatory authorities, shareholders, managers, and governance bodies have been more aware of the growing wave of cyber threats and information security breaches and their effects on business operations. Cybersecurity risk disclosure has been recognized as a critical governance...

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Evolving networks of deception : the case of Ghanaian romance scammers

Barnor, Jonathan Nii - 2026

This study investigates the evolving trajectories of romance fraud offenders in Ghana through a longitudinal qualitative design grounded in actor-network theory. Drawing on interviews with sixteen self-identified scammers conducted over a four-year period, the research traces how individuals...

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Cybercrime and socioeconomic realities : perpetrators’ perspectives from Ghana

Barnor, Jonathan Nii; Ansong, Eric; Boateng, Sheena Lovia - 2026

This study, grounded in Rational Choice Theory, explores the strategies and decision-making processes of online romance fraud perpetrators in Ghana. Using a qualitative approach, thirteen individuals involved in such fraud were interviewed through purposive and snowball sampling. Data were...

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Cybersecurity in Ports : Shifting from Risk to Resilience

2026

Ports represent critical nodes in global trade and increasingly digitalized infrastructure. This report examines the growing cybersecurity risks ports face. Drawing on a global survey of 109 port stakeholders, in-depth expert interviews, and desk-based research, it provides a comprehensive...

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Cybersecurity risk and robo-advisory

Virk, Nader; Al-Khalidi, Mohammed - 2026

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Gender dynamics and banks' performance : does cybersecurity disclosure matter?$devidence from Jordan

Shehadeh, Maha; Arabiat, Omar; Alshurafat, Hashem; … - 2026

Purpose: Rapid bank digitisation has heightened cybersecurity risks and increased stakeholder expectations for transparent cyber risk governance and disclosure. However, research on whether women's board involvement enhances financial success varies and depends on the context, particularly...

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Strengthening cyber resilience through insurance

Pain, Darren; Romanosky, Sasha - 2026

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Cyber risk stress testing for banks

Baudino, Patrizia - 2026

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A cybersecurity risk analysis framework for systems with artificial intelligence components

Camacho, J. M.; Couce-Vieira, A.; Arroyo, D.; Insua, D. R. - 2026

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The cyber risk of non-financial firms

Columba, Francesco; Cugliari, Manuel; Orlandi, Marco; … - 2026

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CyRISK : a capital shortfall measure of cyber risk in the financial system

Eling, Martin; Häusle, Niklas; Irresberger, Felix; … - 2026

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The impact of Cyber Supply Chain Risk Management on Supply Chain 4.0

Sassi, Abdellah; Ben Ali, Mohamed; Oullada, Oumaima; … - 2026

Cyber Supply Chain Risk Management (CSCRM) is a novel risk management approach with Cyber Security (CS) being its crucial component. In the age of digitalization, CS has become a major concern worldwide. This study investigates the influence of CSCRM on Supply Chain 4.0 (SC 4.0) using a causal...

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Corporate cybersecurity risk and data breaches : a systematic review of empirical research

Liu, Chelsea; Babar, Muhammad Ali - 2026

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Towards international coherence of cybersecurity regulations

2026

This policy paper provides an overview of the growing fragmentation of cybersecurity regulations across jurisdictions. It examines the main factors driving this fragmentation and outlines its consequences for both governments and businesses, including higher compliance costs, resource diversion...

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Privacy and cybersecurity issues facing the metaverse : an analysis of technological and institutional factors

Kshetri, Nir - 2026

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e-GP Cyber Security Manual

2026

The e-GP Cybersecurity Manual is a comprehensive guide designed to strengthen the security, resilience, and trustworthiness of electronic Government Procurement (e-GP) systems. Developed in response to the increasing complexity and risk landscape of digital procurement, the manual provides...

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Cybersecurity challenges in integrated energy systems with cyber-physical integration : a review

Sheta, Ahmed N.; Sedhom, Bishoy E.; Eladl, Abdelfattah A.; … - 2026

Integrated modern energy systems employ advanced information, communication, and control technologies to optimize the coordination of electricity, heat, and gas subsystems, forming interconnected energy cyber-physical systems (IECPS). While this deep integration enhances operational efficiency,...

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Cybersecurity as economic infrastructure : trade openness and digital resilience in the MENA region

Faisal, Hala; Makki, Mohammad - 2026

In an increasingly digital global economy, cybersecurity capacity has become a key determinant of national resilience, economic competitiveness, and digital trust. However, preparedness remains uneven across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), where levels of economic integration,...

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Cybersecurity and geopolitical risks in financial markets

2026

Cyber incidents are escalating in magnitude, sophistication and geopolitical relevance, exposing critical weaknesses in the global financial system. This paper highlights three mutually reinforcing vulnerabilities: supply chain/third-party exposure, heightened systemic risk in rapidly...

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Systemic cyber risk

Baker, Steven D.; Lee, Michael Junho - 2026

We propose a quantitative framework to track systemic risk arising from cyber vulnerabilities of the U.S. financial system. Synthesizing financial, economic, cyber, and network data that covers thousands of financial institutions and technological firms, we develop an index that tracks...

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Is cybersecurity outsourcing always effective? : strategic organisational insights and knowledge in the era of digitalisation

Annarelli, Alessandro; Colabianchi, Silvia; Nonino, Fabio; … - 2026

Today, organisations heavily depend on the data and information that flow through their interconnected systems. As a result of this dependence, a cyber threat can pose significant risks to the uninterrupted functioning of business operations, the unauthorised acquisition of sensitive...

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Friedberg Young Voices in Cybersecurity : Proceedings of the CCCE Cybersecurity Course Conference (C3EC3´26)

2026

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Data breach notification laws and the cost of private debt

Agarwal, Nishant; Agarwal, Swetha; Chatterjee, Chandrani - 2026

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Beyond generic phishing detection : explainable AI for finance-adapted models in banking and fintech

Bhuiyan, Istiaque; Bhuiyan, Tanvir - 2026

Purpose: This study examines whether finance-adapted (FA) phishing detection models improve the detection of finance-themed (FT) attacks, whether improvements differ across email and webpage modalities, and whether finance adaptation creates a specialisation-generalisation trade-off....

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Portugal : Financial Sector Assessment Program-Technical Note on Cyber Resilience and Financial Stability

2026

The scope of the assessment covered cyber risk supervision and regulation of the financial sector from a risk-based perspective in Portugal, encompassing the mandates and practices of all sectoral authorities; Banco de Portugal (BdP), Comissão do Mercado de Valores Mobiliários (CMVM), and...

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Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity in the Financial Sector

Adrian, Tobias - 2026

Artificial intelligence is reshaping cyber risk in the financial sector by accelerating the speed, frequency, and breadth of vulnerability discovery and potential exploitation. As AI becomes more deeply embedded in financial institutions and market infrastructures, it can strengthen cyber...

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The Rise of Cyber Events and Digital Fraud in the Financial Sector

Khiaonarong, Tanai - 2026

Cybersecurity and digital fraud are closely intertwined in financial services, as vulnerabilities in digital systems enable both institutional cyber incidents and fraud against users. This paper uses publicly available data to review and examine important trends underlying the growing concern of...

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Cybersecurity in the healthcare sector : an integrated approach to national, European and global resilience

Bayerlein, Michael; Bendiek, Annegret; Hemmelskamp, Jonas; … - 2026

The healthcare sector worldwide is facing an increasing threat from cyberattacks. Between 2022 and 2025, the European Repository of Cyber Incidents (EuRepoC) recorded a total of 351 significant attacks on healthcare facilities. These data provide initial insights into the impact of cyberattacks...

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Cybersecurity in context : perceptions, behaviors, and lived experiences in Saudi Arabia

Alarifi, Suaad; Al Qahtani, Elham - 2026

Saudi Arabia is currently experiencing rapid technological, social, and economic transformation associated with its ongoing digitalization efforts. Protecting individuals' valuable data is therefore essential for ensuring safe digital progress. Cyberattacks, particularly those based on social...

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Mapping state cybercrime law : a typology of statutory coverage across the U.S.

McGrath, Matthew - 2026

Cybercrime law in the United States is widely described as fragmented, yet there is limited systematic evidence on how state statutory coverage varies across domains of cyber-enabled harm. This study addresses that gap by mapping state cybercrime statutes and examining whether states cluster...

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Trusted execution environments for central banks

Fetzer, Christof; Georg, Co-Pierre; Ho, Jack; Kruger, Bingle - 2026

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When machines attack: frontier AI cyber threats and policy responses in the financial sector

Crisanto, Juan Carlos; Currat, Adrien; Yong, Jeffery - 2026

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Cyber insurance unpacked: the corporate digital safety net

Currat, Adrien; Perry, Joe; Yong, Jeffery - 2026

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Agentic AI and the reasonable duty of cybersecurity : the reasonableness paradox

El-Khoury, Moufid; Bou Abdo, Jacques - 2026

The proliferation of agentic AI poses various regulatory challenges. The reasonable duty of cybersecurity is a common law duty that was forged by courts to regulate the reasonable security measures expected of organisations. In this context, the main research question consists of examining the...

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Assessing the anticipated impact of the United Nations convention against cybercrime in India and beyond

Sarkar, Gargi; Lazarus, Suleman; Shukla, Sandeep Kumar - 2026

Mutual Legal Assistance Treaties (MLATs) routinely fail to deliver timely digital evidence or secure cross-border offender accountability. The United Nations Convention against Cybercrime (UNCC), adopted in December 2024, is the most significant multilateral response to this enforcement gap...

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A bibliometric analysis of governmental cybersecurity policies : trends, challenges, and future directions

Islam, Md Khairul; Chen, Ya; Islam, Md. Nurul; Sultana, … - 2026

Cybersecurity has become a global priority due to the increasing reliance on digital infrastructure across governmental, organizational, and individual sectors. Despite significant advancements in cybersecurity policies and technologies, the frequency and sophistication of cyber threats continue...

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Cybersecurity needs secure software : how policymakers can hold software vendors accountable - and why they should

Paulus, Alexandra - 2026

Cybersecurity incidents cause harm - for example, when adversarial states paralyse critical infrastructure or steal sensitive data. Many such incidents are only possible because many software products have known vulnerabilities. Software vendors could fix these, but they have little incentive to...

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Increasing SMEs' awareness for cybersecurity and data protection

Lee, Chang-Tsun; De Marchi, Matteo; Francalanza, Emanuel; … - 2026

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Multilateral cooperation and confidence-building in cyberspace : the OSCE as a laboratory for cooperative cybersecurity

Douglas, Nadja; Hemmelskamp, Jonas; Muschick, Simon - 2026

The number of cyber incidents involving state actors and state-controlled actors is rising worldwide - particularly in the OSCE region - yet the diplomatic instruments designed to contain such incidents receive comparatively little attention. The OSCE (Organisation for Security and Co-operation...

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