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Aligning Ukrainian Concepts and Standards in Defence, Safety, and Cybersecurity to NATO and EU Developments

Problems of global international security increasingly depend on high-tech solutions, computer systems and information technologies, which are aimed at adapting the security and defence of countries to new realities and challenges in the context of hybrid wars and the Covid-19 pandemic. In this context, this volume of “Information & Security” presents six original articles addressing development in NATO the European Union, and Ukraine, focusing on the challenges in attempts to align Ukrainian concepts and standards to established good practice in the experience of the West.