Keywords
security culture
security policy
cybersecurity
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Abstract
This article analyzes the most important challenges facing the state in terms of safety culture. The paper also discusses the relationship between political and security cultures. Yet the main subject of the article is the importance of cybersecurity, the definition of which refers not only to the dimension of technology, but also to specific ideas, norms and principles that shape the existence of contemporary man and allow him to function in virtual reality. The popularity of this topic results mainly from the dynamically developing IT technology, but also from the expansive nature of cyberspace, where most social phenomena are already occurring. Therefore, the paper analyzes the concept of cybersecurity culture on the basis of a comparison of the existing definitions of both political and security cultures. Another important issue in this context is education, which is a tool for promoting certain principles and values, among other things. It should be noted, however, that in terms of both politics and security the cultural sphere is an extremely complex and multidimensional process, and that the two areas often overlap. Thus, without understanding the importance of culture, it is not possible to effectively address modern challenges to security policy.
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