• Challenges of Artificial Intelligence Implementation in Cybersecurity of SMEs from the Republic of Moldova in the Context of Accelerated Digitalisation 

  Gujuman, Lucia; Gogu, Emilia; Toacă, Zinovia; Ursachi, Vitalie (SEP ASEM, 2026)

  The accelerated digital transformation of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) generates new cybersecurity vulnerabilities, while artificial intelligence (AI) offers advanced tools for threat detection and prevention. ...
• Metamorphoses of the Shadow Digital Economy 

  Ohrimenco, Serghei; Orlova, Dinara; Belinschi, Ghenadie (SEP ASEM, 2026)

  This research analyses the shadow digital economy (SDE) as an ecosystem for the development of cybercrime. The SDE is viewed not as a collection of isolated illegal incidents, but as a digital shadow market environment in ...
• Cybersecurity Management Models in Higher Education Institutions According to NIS2 Requirements 

  Shishmanov, Krasimir; Kuznetsov, Yuriy; Tairov, Iskren (SEP ASEM, 2026)

  Higher education institutions (HEIs) are increasingly exposed to cybersecurity threats due to the growing reliance on digital platforms, cloud services, and the handling of sensitive research and personal data. The EU NIS2 ...
• Human Factors in Cybersecurity: From Human Error to Socio-Technical Resilience 

  Stebnitskaia, Evelina; Kozlova, Daria; Orlova, Dinara (SEP ASEM, 2026)

  This paper examines human factors in cybersecurity as structural drivers of cyber risk rather than as residual deviations from otherwise secure technical systems. Although cybersecurity discourse still often describes users ...
• The Economics of Digital Crime: Understanding the Cybercrime Value Chain 

  Navas, David; Kulakov, Ivan (SEP ASEM, 2026)

  Cybercrime has developed into a global market in which different participants supply distinct services rather than carrying out every stage of an attack themselves. The resulting division of labour links malware developers, ...

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