Assessment of cybersecurity ecosystem in Serbia
Country Serbia
Nations across the globe are developing with an ever-increasing reliance on information and communication technologies, like the internet. The vitality of cyberspace will depend on each nation’s success in building in building capacity in the face of changing cyber-threats – whether due to trends in the diffusion of technology, technical advances, social and political change, or the evolution of threat-actor ecosystems – has never been more important.
Building cybersecurity capacity is a journey that a country or an organisation makes in developing greater resiliency. A point where they have built systems and policies to prevent, prepare for, and respond to cyber-attacks.
The Cybersecurity Capacity Maturity Model for Nations (CMM) by the Global Cyber Security Capacity Centre (GCSCC) at the University of Oxford provides a framework that helps countries to understand what works, what doesn’t work and why – across all areas of cybersecurity and allows to compare cybersecurity capacity across different nations in the world and over time. Its methodology ensures that we collect insights from different actors and groups of stakeholders in order to reflect a broad view of cybersecurity capacity in each nation.
Developed in consultation with over two hundred international experts drawn from governments, international organisations, academia, public and private sectors and civil society, the CMM reviews cybersecurity capacity across five dimensions which together constitute the breadth of national capacity that a country requires to be effective in delivering cybersecurity:
NRD Cyber Security is a strategic partner of the Global Cyber Security Capacity Centre (GCSCC) in deploying the CMM and facilitating the nations in the assessment of the maturity of a country’s cybersecurity capacity.