Abstract

This presentation explores the intricate relationship between cybersecurity, global security, and economic stability, emphasizing the growing threats to critical infrastructure worldwide. By analyzing real-world cyber incidents and the effectiveness of cybersecurity standards, tit evaluates the role of cyber insurance as a strategic risk management tool. The session provides insights into how cyber insurance can complement existing cybersecurity frameworks and offers strategic recommendations for enhancing resilience against critical infrastructure cyberattacks.

Presenter Biography

Zabiullah Bigzad is an accomplished scholar holding a Master’s degree in International Relations from the American University, with over two decades of extensive experience in fiscal management, strategic planning, and economic analysis. Currently pursuing a Doctoral Degree in Global Security, his research critically examines the impact of cybersecurity on global security and economic stability. His profound expertise in financial management and strategic planning, coupled with his in-depth knowledge of cybersecurity, offers a distinctive analytical perspective on emerging threats to critical infrastructure. He is committed to advancing global economic resilience through the strategic integration of financial management and cybersecurity policy.