Cybersecurity is a relatively recent addition to the list of preoccupations for modern states. The forceful emergence of the internet and computer networks and their subsequent ubiquitusness quickly brought it to the fore. The use of the internet in public and private administrations developed fast from a useful addition to an inherent, embedded element of all relevant policies and strategies. By now modern administrations, regardless whether public or private, are inconceivable outside the digital sphere. Nevertheless, with great opportunities came also great risk. Attacks against computer systems quickly evolved from marginalised incidents to state affairs, and concern. The exponential increase in the importance of cybersecurity over the past few years has led to a multi-level response. New policies, followed by relevant laws and regulations, have been introduced at national and international level. New academic interest has emerged, adding to the traditional studies on security. Perhaps most prominently, however, among these responses, modern states have been compelled to devise concrete cybersecurity strategies. The commonality, however, of computer network technologies and of
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