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Cyberterrorism Threats to Critical Infrastructure: Coordination and Cooperation from Brussels to South- Eastern Europe and back

Critical infrastructures, in their regular functioning, depend significantly on the support of information systems. At a time of intensive development of information and communication technologies, it is almost unthinkable to fulfil the key functions of critical infrastructure without the significant role of information technologies, especially in the field of their protection. The day-to-day development of new technological advances in the field of information and communication technologies, in addition to significantly contributing to the functionality and protection of critical infrastructure, also opens up numerous opportunities for the misuse of technologies, which can consequently impair the stability of systems and in some cases bring about their destruction. By analyzing the terrorist threat and possible consequences of a cyberterrorism attack on critical infrastructure, it can be concluded that the consequences of such an attack could have far more severe and lasting effects on critical infrastructure than other forms of terrorist threat.

Cyberterrorism ; Critical Infrastructure ; South-Eastern Europe

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