01903nas a2200205   4500000000100000000000100001008004100002260000900043653001800052653001700070653002100087653002100108653002300129653002500152100002300177245012600200300001000326490000700336520135400343       2019                            d  c201910aconsolidation10acoordination10acyber resilience10agovernance model10anetwork governance10aregional cooperation1 aVelizar Shalamanov00aOrganising for IT Effectiveness, Efficiency and Cyber Resilience in the Academic Sector: National and Regional Dimensions  a49-660 v423 a<p>This article presents an architecture and analysis of the change management aspects of security in public administration, developed as part of a study of best practices in the management of IT organisations with emphasis on effectiveness, efficiency and cyber resilience. The analysis served as a basis for defining a model of academic support to cyber resilience. The implementation envisions use of the BEST environment (Basic/budget Environment for Simulation and Training), which was initially developed for the crisis management domain and later adapted to support organisational and human risks analysis in the cyber domain in research and training activities on cyber resilience. This environment is used for PESTEL analysis of the cyber environment to identify a model for resilience from organisational and human perspective and to support SWOT assessment of the possible implementation paths in order to select the most suitable among all qualified solutions and provide training of the personnel involved. Regional aspects of cyber resilience are addressed in the context of the NATO/EU framework, limited to the academic area. Finally, the article addresses organisational and human aspects and presents a concept of an Academic CERT Association at national level and the possibilities to use it as a model for a regional network.</p>