Analysis of Significance-Performance Gap Analysis of Warfare Based on Sustainable Resistance Net Strategy (Case Study: Popular Units of a Military Organization)

The main goal of this research is to present the model of cyber resilience of defense systems and its sub-goals are to explain the cyber threats of defense systems, and to explain the dimensions, components and indicators of cyber resilience of defense systems.
The current research is categorized as descriptive/analytical research with an exploratory perspective. Data collection was done using the grounded theory method and interview tool, and the questionnaire tool was used to determine the importance of the indicators and select the final indicators. In order to check the significance of the relationship between dimensions, components and indicators, factor analysis method and Smart P.L.S. software was used. The statistical population of the research includes 30 experts in this field and the sample population is considered as a whole number.
The cyber resilience model of defense systems was presented in the dimensions of supervision and leadership with 4 components and 21 indicators, control dimension with 4 components and 16 indicators, process and operation dimension with 3 main components and 17 indicators. The factor loading coefficients for the three mentioned dimensions were obtained as 0.921, 0.917 and 0.926, respectively, which is a sign of the high importance of these factors in increasing cyber resilience.
Cyber resilience of defense systems includes measures that defense organizations must take to resist cyber incidents and recover quickly after interruptions. Therefore, in order to be able to resist attacks, incidents or cyber threats, defense systems must be resilient in the three dimensions of supervision and leadership, control and automation, as well as the dimension of process and operations.