LEGAL FRAMEWORKS FOR CYBERSECURITY IN FUEL-ENERGY COMPANIES
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cybersecurity law, energy sector, regulatory compliance, critical infrastructure protection, cyber risk management, information security, energy security, legal frameworksAnnotasiya
This comprehensive study examines the legal frameworks governing cybersecurity in fuel-energy companies across multiple jurisdictions, with a particular focus on regulatory compliance, incident response protocols, and risk management strategies. The research analyzes existing legislation, international standards, and industry-specific requirements that shape the cybersecurity landscape in the energy sector. Through a systematic review of case studies, regulatory documents, and empirical data from 2015-2024, this study identifies critical gaps in current legal frameworks and proposes recommendations for enhancing cyber resilience in energy infrastructure. The findings reveal significant variations in regulatory approaches across different regions, highlighting the need for harmonized international standards and improved cross-border cooperation in addressing cyber threats to critical energy infrastructure.
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