Disruptive Technologies, Logistics, and National Security and Defense in Cyberspace

Milena Elízabeth Realpe Díaz; Angélica Maria González González; Lucas Adolfo Giraldo Ríos; Jaider Ospina Navas; Sergio Barrios Torres; Carlos Eduardo Maldonado

doi:10.25062/9786287818064

Disruptive Technologies, Logistics, and National Security and Defense in Cyberspace

Autores/as

Milena Elízabeth Realpe Díaz (ed)

Escuela Superior de Guerra “General Rafael Reyes Prieto”, Colombia

https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4345-6182

Angélica Maria González González (ed)

Escuela Superior de Guerra “General Rafael Reyes Prieto”, Colombia

https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0881-5530

DOI: https://doi.org/10.25062/9786287818064

Palabras clave:

Cibersecurity, Technology, Defense

Sinopsis Capítulos Biografía del autor/a Cómo citar Descargas

Sinopsis

This book provides an in-depth analysis of current trends, unraveling the web of invisible but potentially devastating threats and attacks brewing in networks. Disruptive technologies, rapidly replacing existing infrastructures, pose crucial challenges for cybersecurity and national cyberdefense. This raises the question: What is the impact of disruptive technologies and global logistics on maintaining security and defense in cyberspace?

Capítulos

Chapter 1. Definition and Impact of Digital Transformation and Cibersecurity

Lucas Adolfo Giraldo Ríos

DOI: https://doi.org/10.25062/9786287818064.01

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Chapter 2. Blockchain and Cybersecurity: Building Digital Trust

Jaider Ospina Navas

DOI: https://doi.org/10.25062/9786287818064.02

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Chapter 3. The Colombian National Army’s Logistics Chain, Cybersecurity and Cyber Defense: Attention to Academia

Sergio Barrios Torres

DOI: https://doi.org/10.25062/9786287818064.03

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Chapter 4. Cutting-Edge Sciences and Disruptive Technologies in Cyberspace as a Framework and Condition for Colombia’s Cyber Defense

Carlos Eduardo Maldonado

DOI: https://doi.org/10.25062/9786287818064.04

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Chapter 5. Power in the Information Age: Perspectives on Cyber Power

Milena Elízabeth Realpe Díaz

DOI: https://doi.org/10.25062/9786287818064.05

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Biografía del autor/a

Milena Elízabeth Realpe Díaz, Escuela Superior de Guerra “General Rafael Reyes Prieto”, Colombia

Lieutenant Colonel of the Colombian National Army. PhD candidate in Strategic Studies, Security and Defense, and Master’s in Cybersecurity and Cyber Defense, Escuela Superior de Guerra “General Rafael Reyes Prieto,” Colombia. Master’s in Information Security, Universidad de los Andes, Colombia. Specialization in Computer Network Security, Universidad Católica de Colombia. Specialization in Physical and Computer Security, Escuela de Comunicaciones del Ejército, Colombia. Specialization in Information Security, Universidad de los Andes. Bachelor’s in Systems Engineering, Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia. Head of the Master’s in Cybersecurity and Cyber Defense, Escuela Superior de Guerra “General Rafael Reyes Prieto,” Colombia.

Angélica Maria González González, Escuela Superior de Guerra “General Rafael Reyes Prieto”, Colombia

Master’s in Strategy and Geopolitics, Escuela Superior de Guerra “General Rafael Reyes Prieto,” Colombia. Bachelor’s in Political Science with an emphasis on Security, Peace, and Conflict, Universidad del Rosario, Colombia.

Lucas Adolfo Giraldo Ríos, Escuela Superior de Guerra “General Rafael Reyes Prieto”, Colombia

PhD candidate in Engineering, Industry and Organizations, Universidad Nacional de Colombia. Master’s in Technology-Based Business Management, Universidad Antonio de Nebrija, Spain. Master’s in Innovation, Universidad EAN, Colombia. Specialization in Business Financial Management, Universidad de Medellín, Colombia. Bachelor’s in Business Management, Universidad de Antioquia, Colombia.

Jaider Ospina Navas, Escuela Superior de Guerra “General Rafael Reyes Prieto”, Colombia

PhD student in Information Systems. Master’s in Information and Communications Sciences and Bachelor of Electronic Engineering, Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas, Colombia. Cybersecurity consultant and cloud solutions architect.

Sergio Barrios Torres, Escuela Superior de Guerra “General Rafael Reyes Prieto”, Colombia

Master’s in Comprehensive Logistics, Universidad Militar Nueva Granada, Colombia. Specialization in National Security and Defense and Specialization and Certificate Course in Command and General Staff, Escuela Superior de Guerra “General Rafael Reyes Prieto,” Colombia. Bachelor’s in Military Sciences, Escuela Militar de Cadetes “General José María Córdova,” Colombia.

Carlos Eduardo Maldonado, Universidad El Boque, Colombia

Visiting Postdoctoral Scholar, University of Pittsburgh, United States. Visiting Postdoctoral Research Professor, Catholic University of America, United States. Academic Visitor, School of Philosophy, University of Cambridge, England. Doctor of Philosophy, K. U. Leuven, Belgium. Professor, Universidad El Bosque, Colombia. Professor, Universidad del Rosario, Colombia.

Cómo citar

Realpe Díaz, M. E., & González González, A. M. (Eds.). (2025). Disruptive Technologies, Logistics, and National Security and Defense in Cyberspace. Sello Editorial ESDEG. https://doi.org/10.25062/9786287818064