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Corruption as a Cybersecurity Threat in the New World Order
IntroductionHistorically, 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 oblig
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