Cybersecurity in Hungary and Poland. Military aspects
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Faculty of Law, Eötvös Lóránd University, Hungary
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Chair of Administrative Law and Security Studies, Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn
Publication date: 2023-02-20
Cybersecurity and Law 2023;9(1):82-94
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ABSTRACT
Nowadays, ensuring cybersecurity is an important objective of public authority.
It must take into account the protection of cybersecurity, both in the current and
future perspectives. The state security policy must also take into account its dimension
in cyberspace, especially today, where many services are provided through communication
and information systems.
A special place in the cybersecurity system is given to cyberspace security in the
military dimension. In this regard, both the military administration and civil law entities,
both acting for defence, will be competent. Effective military operations are directly
linked to new digital technologies. As a result, for the sake of state security (both internal
and external), it becomes necessary not only to respond to cyberattacks, but also
to counteract them.
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