STRENGTHENING GLOBAL ECONOMIC STABILITY THROUGH DIGITAL SECURITY: A FRAMEWORK FOR CYBER-RESILIENT FINANCIAL SYSTEMS
Keywords:
Digital Transformation, Economic Resilience, Cyber Risk, Financial Stability, Data Governance, Predictive SecurityAbstract
This study investigates the structural relationship between digital transformation and national economic resilience in the context of accelerating technological integration. By 2026, over 30% of global economic activities are conducted through digital platforms, amplifying both efficiency gains and systemic vulnerabilities. The paper analyzes emerging cyber-financial risks, evaluates the macroeconomic consequences of digital disruptions, and introduces a layered security framework aimed at strengthening economic sustainability. The research highlights the necessity of transitioning from fragmented cybersecurity practices to unified, intelligence-driven economic protection systems
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