The issue brief explores the complex challenges South Korea faces in securing its cyberspace amid rapid digital transformation and escalating geopolitical tensions. Despite being one of the most digitally connected nations, South Korea's cybersecurity framework suffers from significant vulnerabilities, particularly due to persistent cyber threats from North Korea and other state and non-state actors. The study examines South Korea's cybersecurity framework through four distinct phases, each reflecting increased sophistication in policy development.
Conceptually speaking, terrorism is a dynamic concept, and India, being one of the oldest victims of terrorism, has witnessed many facets of it. As India increasingly goes online, the dangers posed by Internet terrorism are beginning to escalate. Cyberterrorism in India has now grown into a highly dynamic phenomenon that is difficult to track. Jaipur, Bangalore and Ahmedabad: almost all the terrorist attacks on Indian soil in the recent past have established an e-connection, a dangerous nexus between the virtual world and the real terrorists.