Sławomir Żurawski | Author | IgMin Research - A Multidisciplinary Open Access Journal

Biography

Dr. Sławomir Żurawski is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Internal Security at the State Academy of Applied Sciences in Chełm, Poland. He earned his doctorate in 2021 from the Faculty of Aviation Safety at the Air Force Academy in Dęblin. His academic and research interests encompass crisis management, critical infrastructure protection, cybersecurity, and broader security studies.

Dr. Żurawski has contributed to various scholarly publications, including articles on the impact of cyber threats on critical sectors such as healthcare, the role of leadership in shaping organizational safety culture, and the implications of migration crises as tools of hybrid warfare. His work often combines theoretical analysis with practical strategies for enhancing security in contemporary settings.

He is also involved in organizing academic events, such as the International Geopolitical Essay Competition at his institution, which encourages students to explore pressing global issues. Additionally, Dr. Żurawski is active in the academic community, participating in conferences and contributing to discussions on security and international relations.

Research Interest

Dr. Sławomir Żurawski's research interests focus on security studies, with particular emphasis on crisis management, critical infrastructure protection, cybersecurity, and international security dynamics. His academic work explores the impact of cyber threats on critical sectors such as healthcare and energy, emphasizing strategies for mitigating these risks and enhancing system resilience. Dr. Żurawski is also interested in the role of leadership in fostering a safety culture within organizations, particularly in the context of security and emergency management. His studies on migration crises examine their potential use as instruments of hybrid warfare, exploring the geopolitical and security implications. His research combines theoretical frameworks with practical approaches to address contemporary security challenges, aiming to provide actionable solutions for improving crisis preparedness and resilience. Dr. Żurawski's work extends to the organization of academic events, such as the International Geopolitical Essay Competition, promoting student engagement with global security issues.

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Cyber Threat Analysis (CTA) in Current Conflicts

by Zbigniew Ciekanowski and Sławomir Żurawski

Cyber Threat Analysis (CTA) in current conflicts focuses on identifying, monitoring, and assessing potential cyber threats. The main objective is to understand how the parties to the conflict use information and network technologies to conduct warfare, espionage, disinformation, or attacks on digital infrastructure. This analysis includes the identification of actors involved in conflicts and their targets in cyberspace, as well as the analysis of techniques and tools used in cyber activities. The aim of the article is to identify the role of c...yber threat analysis in the context of two current conflicts - the war in Ukraine and the Hamas attack on Israel. The article describes the essence of cyber threat analysis. The research problem focuses on identifying and understanding the role of cyber threat analysis in these conflicts and their potential consequences for international security and regional stability. Through the analysis of reports, online sources, and scientific literature, the article aims to familiarize readers with the role of cyber threat analysis in the context of these conflicts and to propose possible strategies for cyber risk management in the face of contemporary armed conflicts. The results of the analysis of cyber threats (CTA) in current conflicts include the identification of specific actors operating in cyberspace, their modus operandi, their objectives, and the techniques and tools used. In addition, the analysis can reveal existing vulnerabilities in digital security and areas that are particularly vulnerable to attacks. To sum up, it is necessary to create recommendations and directions for changes regarding the strengthening of digital security measures, such as software updates, implementation of network security, and increasing staff awareness of cyber threats. In addition, the CTA may suggest the need for better international cooperation to combat cyber threats and the need to develop strategies to prevent and respond to cyber-attacks.