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COMPLIANCE AS A CATALYST: PROPOSING THE REGULATORYDRIVEN CYBERSECURITY ALIGNMENT (RDCA) THEORY FOR INSTITUTIONAL CYBERSECURITY GROWTH IN EMERGING ECONOMIES
In many emerging economies, regulatory compliance is often perceived as a bureaucratic necessity. This paper challenges that notion by proposing the Regulatory-Driven Cybersecurity Alignment (RDCA) Theory, which posits that compliance can be a powerful catalyst for institutional cybersecurity growth
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