European Cybersecurity Journal Volume 10 (2025) Issue 1, pages 48-52, featured an article by Kayle Giroud titled, “Toward Inclusive and Equitable Cybersecurity Governance.” The ECJ’s goal is to provide concrete policy recommendations for European decision-makers and raise awareness on both issues and problem-solving instruments.
From the session abstract:
“The digital age offers unparalleled connectivity but also exposes societies, economies, individuals, and governments to sophisticated cybersecurity risks. As Ingolf Pernice noted, cyberspace presents a Hobbesian “state of nature” where all are both potential victims and attackers. Current cybersecurity approaches, often accessible only to those with sufficient resources, exacerbate inequalities and foster inefficiencies. This article advocates for democratizing cybersecurity as a common good to enhance collective security and reduce sector-wide threats. It explores a multi-level governance framework—the “digital constellation”—which emphasizes cooperation at local, national, regional, and global levels, engaging and recognising the role of all key actors and resourcing them to foster resilient, inclusive, and secure digital environments that benefit all, particularly the most vulnerable.”
Read the full article: https://cybersecforum.eu/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/ECJ_vol10_issue1.pdf
