SCIENTIFIC THEORETICAL ISSUES OF DETERMINING THE BOUNDARIES OF JURISDICTION IN CYBER SECURITY AND CYBER SPACE
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https://doi.org/10.47390/SPR1342V4SI3Y2024N50Keywords:
cyber space, virtual territory, cyber security, cyber attacks, jurisdiction in cyber space, cyber security strategies.Abstract
In today’s digital age, cyber security has become an important issue as cyber attacks are increasing in frequency and sophistication. One of the main challenges in addressing cyber security threats is the issue of jurisdictional boundaries, as cybercriminals can operate from anywhere in the world, making it difficult for law enforcement agencies to track and prosecute them. Jurisdiction in cyber security and cyberspace refers to the authority of a governing body to enforce laws and regulations in a specific geographic or virtual area. The digital nature of cyberspace presents unique jurisdictional challenges, as online activity can transcend physical boundaries and traditional legal frameworks. This article explores the scholarly theoretical issues surrounding jurisdictional boundaries in the digital realm and the legal, policy, and practical considerations shaping the evolving landscape.
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