This research is based on the problem that for the Dutch higher education there is a lack of comprehensive framework that address the unique challenges faced by these institutions in becoming in control of the cyber risks and increasing the cybersecurity maturity. This problem is addressed by answering …

The widespread adoption of generative agents (GAs) is reshaping the healthcare landscape. Nonetheless, broad utilization is impeded by restricted access to high-quality, interoperable clinical documentation from electronic health records (EHRs) due to persistent legal, ethical, and technical barriers. …

De digitale wereld ontwikkelt zich in een razendsnel tempo. Overheden, bedrijven en burgers worden dagelijks geconfronteerd met nieuwe technologieën, digitale processen en de regelgeving die daarmee gepaard gaat. Hoewel digitale regels vaak op nationaal, en meestal zelfs op Europees niveau worden opgesteld, …

Attack surfaces are increasing as products are increasingly more connected. This has been acknowledged by the European Commission in their Europe: fit for the digital age strategy and in recent legislative proposals. Most importantly, the proposed Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) sets minimum cybersecurity …

Beschrijving van de onderzoeksprojecten die door het lectoraat Juridische aspecten van ondernemerschap van de Hanze zijn afgerond van 2011 tot 2025.

Nederland is een van de koplopers in digitale economieën binnen Europa en stimuleert digitalisering als middel voor economische groei en maatschappelijke innovatie. Ook de gezondheidszorg ondergaat een ingrijpende digitale transformatie. Digitale zorgtoepassingen, zoals telemonitoring, e-consulten en …

SMEs often operate with limited technical expertise and constrained budgets, making it difficult to implement comprehensive cybersecurity measures. Yet, these businesses play a critical role in the Dutch economy, employing over 70% of the working population and contributing €309 billion annually. Ensuring …

Prior research on network attacks is predominantly technical, yet little is known about behavioral patterns of attackers inside computer systems. This study adopts a criminological perspective to examine these patterns, with a particular focus on data thieves targeting organizational networks. By conducting …

Previous quantitative studies applying Routine Activity Theory (RAT) to cybercrime victimization produced mixed results. Through semi-structured interviews with cybersecurity experts, the current study aims to qualitatively reevaluate the applicability of RAT to cyber-dependent crime, specifically data …