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Albania boosting cybersecurity training

Area 28,748 km2 Population 2,793,592 National Cyber Security Index—62.34 (2023) Digital Development Level—48.74 (2023)   Albania’s history of digitalisation goes back more than a decade. Currently, more than 95% of its public services are digitalised. There is also a rising trend of digitalisation in the private sector, with banks and insurance and energy companies leading the
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The Faroe Islands—implementing digital ID in two years

Area 1,399 km Population 54,000 National Cyber Security Index 84.42 (Denmark) (2023) Digital Development Level 82.68 (Denmark) (2023)   An integral part of the digitalisation strategy of the Faroe Islands was building and implementing a digital ID. The public tender for this was announced in 2017. It was important for the Faroese that their digital identity
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Ukraine—grounds for real cyber war

Area 603,628 km2 Population 36,744,636 National Cyber Security Index 75.32 (2023) Digital Development Level 55.96 (2023)   Ukraine has long been the target of cyber warfare. As early as 2014, Russia used disinformation campaigns and cyberattacks to create chaos in the country. Before the 2014 presidential election, Russian hackers even breached the network of the Central Election
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The path towards e-governance in Ukraine

By Federico Plantera   To what extent the digital transformation journey of one country can be replicated in another? Certain external factors can definitely contribute to the success of innovation sprees – such as international support and funding. However, every story has its own particular characteristics, and the path toward e-governance in Ukraine makes no exception in
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