Research

Our research focuses on civilian and homeland security issues. From counter-terrorism and intelligence policies to social resilience and economic aspects of security, BIGS takes on topics that are at the center of the enduring conflict between liberty, security and prosperity. We analyze homeland security policies from a local (i.e. Brandenburg), German as well as an international perspective.

Die Kosten des Extremismus

  • February 2019
  • Neil Ferguson, Johannes Rieckmann, Tim H. Stuchtey
  • Number 9 Perspectives on Homeland Security

The Brandenburg Institute for Society and Security (BIGS) was commissioned by the Counter Extremism Project (CEP) to conduct a short study on the costs of extremism using the example of […]

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Report on policies and best practices

  • September 2018
  • P.A. Galwas, B. MacAulay, Alexander Szanto
  • Contribution
  • HERMENEUT – Enterprises’ Intangible Risks Management via Economic Models Based on Simulation of Modern Cyber-Attacks
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BHI (Benefit-Harm Index) Report

  • P.A. Galwas, B. MacAulay, Alexander Szanto
  • Contribution
  • HERMENEUT – Enterprises’ Intangible Risks Management via Economic Models Based on Simulation of Modern Cyber-Attacks
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Sicherheitsverantwortung zwischen Staat und Markt – eine ordnungsökonomische Analyse

  • September 2018
  • Wolfgang Bretschneider, Andreas Freytag, Johannes Rieckmann, Tim H. Stuchtey
  • BIGS Study Number 6
  • OSiMA - Organization and Regulation of the Civil Security Market in Germany

The public perception is that the state is widely considered to be responsible for security. In practice, however, a combination of state and private responsibility for security is observed. In […]

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The Cyber Insurance Landscape – An Overview

  • July 2018
  • Alexander Szanto
  • Contribution
  • HERMENEUT – Enterprises’ Intangible Risks Management via Economic Models Based on Simulation of Modern Cyber-Attacks

HERMENEUT Workshop on Insurance in Cybersecurity, Presentation

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