Dissertation presented as the partial requirement for obtaining a Master's degree in Information Management, specialization in Information Systems and Technologies ManagementThe growing complexity, variety and sheer volume of cyber-attacks have proven
companies are facing a significant level of pressure from both internal and external threats.
These, impact on their daily operation and, consequently, on the market perception of their
various stakeholders.
For companies to fight these threats and keep their data protected, the need to
implement a robust security framework is gaining more importance. What is also clear is that
companies can no longer rely solely on technological tools to keep data safe and secure.
This study focuses on how the relationships between a company's business and its
partners (customers, suppliers, etc.) are affected by the cyber governance strategies. Furter an
understanding of the organization's culture of governance and security implemented within
The article analysis suggests that although cyber governance plays a crucial role in
business these days, companies appear to find it challenging to identify the best policies and
strategies to implement both internally and also with their corporate partners
