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Mitigate or Fail: How Risk Management Shapes Cybersecurity Competency
Contemporary cybersecurity governance assumes that professionals apply formal risk-exposure reasoning. Yet organizational failures persist despite substantial technical investment in tools, staff and credentialing. This study investigates the structural origin of that paradox. The findings suggest t
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