Tadas Limba, Konstantin Agafonov, Linas Paukštė (3linas.paukste@gmail.com), Martynas Damkus and Tomas Plėta (5tomas.pleta@enseccoe.org)
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Abstract: In this article the authors investigate the theoretical aspects of cyber security management in internet voting, analyze the global experience in the sphere of cyber security management implementation with the help of already established e-voting systems, evaluate the properties of cyber security management in the process of implementation of internet voting in Lithuania, as well as present audience with an in-depth analysis of the opinion of the local population, cyber security and voting system specialists, concerning the matters and possibilities of establishing internet voting in Lithuania. The authors also propose a cyber security management model, which could be used in the process of implementation (both preparation and establishment) of the internet voting system in Lithuania.

Keywords: cyber security model; cyber security management; cyber security; e-voting; internet voting (search for similar items in EconPapers)

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