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The Digital Responsibility Index: Quantifying Perceived Multi-Layered Responsibility in Cybersecurity
accountabilitycybersecurityinformation-securityleadershipmanagement-information-systemstechnology-and-innovation
In the evolving digital landscape, cybersecurity responsibility extends beyond technical safeguards to include individual behavior, organizational governance, and societal impact. This study introduces the Digital Responsibility Index (DRI), a novel metric that quantifies multi-layered accountabilit
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