Abstract
Cyber resilience is a new discipline that has emerged in recent years to help organisations and other communities to deal with cyber problems that cannot be addressed by traditional cyber security solutions. This study first identified the scattered literature on organisational aspects of cyber resilience, and then analysed its nature by categorizing the publications found using Linkov et al.'s (2013a) framework for cyber resilience matrix. Three approaches were identified among the studies. This research found that the organisational aspects of cyber resilience have been given less attention when compared to technical topics. Limited investigation into organisational cyber resilience was found. The findings also challenge the passive assumption of cyber resilience that appear to underlie many of the publications, which followed a cyber security approach. The limited work found, gaps in research subtopics and the underlying assumptions of organisational cyber-resilience, point to many research opportunities for researchers.
Recommended Citation
Bagheri, Seyedehsaba and Ridley, Gail, "Organisational Cyber Resilience: research opportunities" (2017). ACIS 2017 Proceedings. 102.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/acis2017/102