Cyber Security International regulations网络安全的国际法规.ppt

Eneken Tikk // EST Importance of Legal Framework Law takes the principle of territoriality as point of departure; Cyber security tools and targets are physical-boundary-independent; Agreements between nations create a general common basis for cyber security measures Cyber Security Legal Framework International Agreements EU Legal Framework Bilateral Agreements National law Internal regulations Development of International Law Cyber Security is a rather new area for law*. Over the years, the international co-operation on cybercrime has been very active and comprehensive. The international level of consensus on criminal law has, however, not been achieved. International Activities / UN General Assembly Resolutions on: Developments in the Field of Information and Telecommunications in the Context of International Security Combating the Criminal Misuse of Information Technology Creation of a Global Culture of Cybersecurity Creation of a Global Culture of Cybersecurity and the Protection of Critical Information Infrastructures. Other International Activities ITU - Global Cybersecurity Agenda (GCA) INTERPOL - Coordinating law-enforcement agencies and legislations NATO - Cyber Defense Policy and Concept G8 High Tech Group – Recommendations and Best Practices OECD, several regional organizations Council of Europe Convention on Cybercrime (C3) opened for signature 2001 entry into force 2004 open to MS and non-MS 46 member states C3: Substantial criminal law Article 2 – Illegal access Article 3 – Illegal interception Article 4 – Data interference Article 5 – System interference Article 6 – Misuse of devices Article 7 – Computer-related forgery Article 8 – Computer-related fraud Article 9 – Offences related to child pornography Article 10 – Offences related to infringements of copyright and related rights C3: Procedural Issues Preservation and disclosure of traffic data Search and seizure of stored computer data Real-time information coll