Digital Risk Governance

lt;p>Prof. Dr. Walter Amedzro St-Hilaire is the author of more than 20 books and around 40 scientific articles. His specialization areas include portfolios management (bank, telecom, health, energy, and agribusiness), project management, entrepreneurship policies, corporate and technology governance, business technology, strategic management, business economics, risk management, economic infrastructures, public administration, international development, and applied economics. He has taught at various universities: HEC-Montreal (Canada), University of Ottawa (Canada), Northwestern University (USA), and George Washington University (USA). He has served as Chief Resource's Economist and Principal Officer of Procurement Operations (UEB United European Bank) and as a Technical Advisor on Economic Strategies and Policy Development (World Bank). He is also a Projects Economics and Financial Business Expert for several institutions and international organizations.

Chapter 1: The international context of corporate digital security.- Chapter 2: National frameworks for the implementation of digital security.- Chapter 3: The complexity of digital technology makes it difficult for enterprises to conceive of its security.- Chapter 4: Intense inter-state competition in cyberspace.- Chapter 5: Establishing competition in digital markets.- Chapter 6: Preserve the legal order by strengthening data control and the ability to regulate platforms.- Chapter 7: Responding to the fiscal challenge launched by the major digital enterprises: a digital security and equity issue.- Chapter 8: Strengths and weaknesses of the enterprise's information system.- Chapter 9: Securing the information system of enterprises and institutions.- Chapter 10: Digital vulnerabilities and attacks compromising the security of enterprises and institutions.- Chapter 11: The nature of the attacks and the characteristics of a cyber-attitude.- Chapter 12: IT safety education for Digital Literacy.- Chapter 13: How to win the digital security challenge in terms of governance.- Chapter 14: Governance through the development of key technologies and the loss of strategic assets.- Chapter 15: Optimize the levers of industrial policy to mobilize financial and human capital: Chapter 16: Conclusion.- Glossary.- References.