Planning to maintain and increase the readiness of cyber warfare, due to its important role in increasing the deterrent power of the Islamic Republic of Iran, is a definite and inevitable necessity of the Armed Forces.
The aim of this study was to identify the necessary and effective dimensions and criteria in cyber warfare preparation. Therefore, this research is a descriptive-survey in terms of applied purpose and in terms of data collection. The method of this qualitative-quantitative research (mixed) and its statistical population includes experts in relation to the subject of this research, which can be called university professors, managers and professional experts at the staff and operational levels;In the sampling stage, the snowball method was used to conduct the interview and the questionnaire. And 10 successful interviews were registered. In the questionnaire section, 30 people from the statistical population were selected to answer the researcher-made questionnaire. Coding method was used for interview analysis and non-parametric statistical methods were used for questionnaire analysis.According to the research findings, the effective components on cyber warfare preparedness can be classified into 4 dimensions: cyber warfare platform, cyberwarfare actors, cyberfight planning and method, and performance of cyber command and management style.
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mohammadi monfared, H. (2022). Conceptual model of cyber warfare preparedness of the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Strategic Management Studies of National Defence Studies, 12(48), 89-65.
MLA
hassan mohammadi monfared. "Conceptual model of cyber warfare preparedness of the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran", Strategic Management Studies of National Defence Studies, 12, 48, 2022, 89-65.
HARVARD
mohammadi monfared, H. (2022). 'Conceptual model of cyber warfare preparedness of the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran', Strategic Management Studies of National Defence Studies, 12(48), pp. 89-65.
VANCOUVER
mohammadi monfared, H. Conceptual model of cyber warfare preparedness of the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Strategic Management Studies of National Defence Studies, 2022; 12(48): 89-65.
