This book offers a very interesting deep-dive into EU and South Korean approaches to cybersecurity issues. In a unique approach, the editors and authors focus on the potential for strategic partnership and shared lessons learned given common commitments to democracy, human rights, the free market, and a rules-based international order of the two regions. Essential reading for students and researchers in political science, international relations, international law, strategic and defence studies, computer science, and cognitive science.

Offers a unique and comprehensive perspective on cyber conflict through the lens of the EU and South Korea Written by experts in the field from the EU and South Korea Brings together interdisciplinary research on cybersecurity in a structured and coherent manner

Autorentext

Gertjan Boulet is a lecturer and researcher in International Cybersecurity Law and Policy at Korea University, South Korea, and Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB), Belgium. He has advised Belgium's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Telecommunication, the European External Action Service, and the Belgian Data Protection Authority.

Michael Reiterer is Distinguished Professor at the Centre for Security, Diplomacy & Strategy (CSDS) at the Brussels School of Governance, Belgium. He also served as Ambassador of the European Union to the Republic of Korea, Switzerland and Liechtenstein.

Ramon Pacheco Pardo is Professor of International Relations at King's College London, UK, and the KF-VUB Korea Chair at the Brussels School of Governance, Belgium.

Inhalt

Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. EU Cyber Diplomacy: Value- and Interest-Driven Foreign Policy with New Focus on the Indo-Pacific.- Chapter 3. EU-South Korea Cooperation on Cybersecurity, Data Protection and Emerging Technologies.- Chapter 4. Cyber Offence Dominance, Regional Dynamics, and Middle Powerled International Cooperation.- Chapter 5. Developing a Collective Retorsion Framework Against Malicious Cyber Operations: Opportunities and Steps for EU-South Korea Cybersecurity Cooperation.- Chapter 6. Cyber Arms Control on the Korean Peninsula: Challenges and Opportunities with a View to North Korea's Asymmetry Strategy.- Chapter 7. Arms Control in the Cyber Domain: A European Approach to Mitigate Digital Threats.- Chapter 8. The Republic of Korea's Cyber Defence and Digital Cooperation Between South Korea and EU.- Chapter 9. Building Cyber Resilience: The Defensive Shield for the EU.- Chapter 10. Enhancing Cooperation Between South Koreaand the EU in the Fight Against Cybercrime.- Chapter 11. EU and Access to Electronic Evidence: Privatisation of Law Enforcement?.- Chapter 12. Recent Trends of the UN Cybersecurity Governance and South Korea-EU Cooperation.- Chapter 13. The International Cybersecurity Cooperation Dilemma and Implications for EU-South Korea Relations.- Chapter 14. Conclusion: From Words to Deeds./