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Siemiatkowski, P., Tomaszewski, P., Marszalek-Kawa, J., & Polcikiewicz, Z. (2020). The assessment of the local security policy efficiency. European Research Studies, 23(3), 217.
This article evaluates the effectiveness of local protection in the districts of northern Poland's Kuyavian-Pomeranian province.

Yasin, M. M., Czuchry, A. J., & Small, M. H. (2019). An integrated systematic approach to organizational security. Journal of Competitiveness Studies, 27(2), 101.
Organizations' security issues and risks are required to move from an internal orientation to one that must understand the effect of both internal and external forces as they transition from a closed-system to an open-system model. Organizations are expected to take a more comprehensive approach to organizational security, including physical and human asset security, information security, process security, cybersecurity, and, in some cases, national security, to counter this change.

Yasin, M. M., Czuchry, A. J., & Small, M. H. (2018). Organizational security: A conceptual framework and implementation issues. Competition Forum, 16(1), 38–49.
Organizations' security issues and risks are required to move from an internal orientation to one that must understand the effect of both internal and external forces as they transition from a closed-system to an open-system model. Organizations are encouraged to take a more comprehensive approach to organizational security, including physical and human asset security, information security, process security, cybersecurity, and, in some cases, national security, to counter this transition. The research discussed in this paper proposes a conceptual framework for integrating these diverse, yet interconnected facets of protection into a holistic security model.

Morné, P., & Hombakazi, N. (2019). Best practices for establishment of a national information security incident management capability (ISIMC). The African Journal of Information and Communication, 24, 1–20.
The National Cybersecurity Policy Framework (NCPF) of the South African government, published in 2012, calls for the creation of a national computer security incident response team (CSIRT) in the form of the National Cybersecurity Hub—better known as an information security incident management capability (ISIMC). The National Cybersecurity Hub is responsible for acting as a high-level national ISIMC that collaborates with sector ISIMCs to strengthen South Africa's critical infrastructure security. We identify guidelines, strategies, procedures, and best practices for the establishment of ISIMCs in this article and recommendations for the implementation of an ISIMC collaboration network.

Lakani, A. (2021). CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst (CySA+) CS0-002. https://go.oreilly.com/NationalUniversity/https://learning.oreilly.com/videos/comptia-cybersecurity-analyst/9780137432110/

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