01069nas a2200085   4500000000100000008004100001245004800042856005300090520084000143       2022                            d00aNATO Cybersecurity: A Roadmap to Resilience  uhttps://www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/resrep18857.pdf3 aCybersecurity has become as crucial as conventional security, thereby shifting the realm of the security environment. Rogue actors have
boosted their capabilities, and the costs of such resources owned by attackers are threatening security on both sides of the Atlantic. NATO must put forward recommendations and implement the securitization agenda in order to create an interconnected approach within different sectors. NATO will need to continue building the forcemultiplying functions of its cyber capabilities, improve effective command and decision-making structures in cyber crisis and conflicts, and enhance the interoperability between allies and partners in cyberspace. The security challenges of today require quick responses, necessitating flexible policy frameworks that allow for coercive reactions from networked actors.