THE ROLE OF CYBERSECURITY IN THE ROMANIAN DEFENCE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM

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THE ROLE OF CYBERSECURITY IN THE ROMANIAN DEFENCE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM Dumitru Daniel1 and Ion Tiberiu2 1) 2) Carol I National Defence University, Bucharest Romania E-mail: dumitru.daniel@unap.ro; E-mail: ion.tiberiu@unap.ro ABSTRACT In the context of modern technologies, the dynamic expansion of cyberspace resulted in a numerical and complexity increase of cyber threats, with a direct impact on the national security of multiple countries. Romania, as a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the European Union, has become more aware of this problem, in the last decade, implementing a set of national strategies regarding cyber defence. As a part of the national defence system, cybersecurity specialized training is experiencing both a knowledge and practical experience shortage. Therefore, using higher-education cybersecurity programmes as an interface for the development of the national defence system, represents a sustainable solution. Thus, the present paper aims to highlight the importance of cybersecurity educational programmes in training future specialists. The starting point is a literature review regarding cybersecurity and Romania’s perception on this subject, that contributes to identifying and understanding the need of a cybersecurity educational model for the Romanian defence system. By interrelating all universities and educational centres that activate in the defence system, a matrix has been outlined on how the future workforce in the defence system can achieve specialization by following certain institutional paths. Romania’s perception on cybersecurity. Literature review Romania's cybersecurity strategy provides a notional and organizational framework, offering also an action plan in the field of cyber defence, which responds to the current global needs of cyberspace security, while implementing the conceptual and legislative framework adopted within the rest of NATO and EU member states. The primary goal of this strategy is to create, besides other specialized bodies, an integrated national system - National Cybersecurity System. Representatives institutions with responsibilities and capabilities in the cybersecurity area: Ministry of National Defence; Ministry of Internal Affairs; Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Ministry of Communications and Information Society; Romanian Intelligence Service; Special Telecommunications Service; Foreign Intelligence Service; Protection and Guard Service; National Registry Office for Classified Information; Supreme Council of National Defence. The need of a Cybersecurity educational model for the Romanian defence system