Titlebook: Cybersecurity in Morocco; Yassine Maleh,Youness Maleh Book 2022 The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2

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Conclusion,e coming months, move forward in this sector by strengthening cooperation with partners and enhancing national systems. Morocco has also made reasonably rapid progress in setting up and legally enforcing the fight against cybercrime. The country has strongly influenced African strategy and regulation in these two areas.

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Systems and Architectures for Instructiontion developed in 2012 by the General Directorate of Information Systems Security (DGSSI). It highlights leaders’ intense involvement in these challenges beginning in 2014 and their political compulsion to indigenize. It investigates the strategy’s obstacles and limits.

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Towards a Computational Model of Tutoringt. Targeted attacks by experienced and persistent cybercriminals are therefore of great concern to businesses. This chapter will discuss cyber resilience post covid-19 and how a country like Morocco prepares its cyber strategy to consider the cyber resilience component.

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Generalizing the Standard Formatal organizations is edifying. While Morocco pointed in 2018 at the 93rd position according to the ranking of the International Telecommunication Union, under the United Nations, the kingdom is currently in the top 50 worldwide. The country has risen by no less than 43 in just 2 years. This result wa

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Peter Goodyear,Benedict du BoulayThis Springer Brief outlines the development of Moroccan cybersecurity policy. The introduction defines the work’s terminological and methodological concepts, as well as the organization of the Brief.

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Towards a Computational Model of TutoringThe development of the digital economy and the evolution of cybercrime in Africa call for assessing its cybersecurity needs. In this chapter, we will present an overview of African states’ various conventions and initiatives to address cybersecurity issues and the intra-African cooperation envisaged to provide a sovereign response to cyber issues.