Lior’s 2017 doctoral dissertation “Explaining National Cyber Insecurity: A New Strategic Defense Adaptation Analytical Framework” at Tel Aviv University’s School of Politics and Government explains why even the most developed nations remain so exposed to destructive cyberattacks on strategic homeland targets by foreign states. It includes a comparative analysis of critical infrastructure protection and national strategy of Singapore, Israel and the United States.
Mr Tabansky’s 2015 book ”Cybersecurity in Israel”, co-authored with Professor Isaac Ben-Israel, is the first comprehensive “insider” account of decades of Israeli policy and operations. Moreover, the book develops an original analysis of the roles grand strategy and innovation play in cybersecurity.
Mr. Tabansky also conducts comparative research on regional innovation systems, cybersecurity and societal adaptation to digital transformation, with Italy being a pivotal case study.
