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National Security, Privacy Regulation and Regulatory Oversights in Cyber Security

Author/s
Rabbani Hasnain
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
Date of Publication
24 September 2021
Abstract :
This research paper delves into the intricate landscape of cybersecurity laws and regulations, unraveling their multifaceted dimensions, implications, and significance in the digital realm. Delving into the core facets of cybersecurity legislation, this study explores the delineation of cyber-related offenses, liabilities, data protection imperatives, national security mandates, regulatory oversight, international collaborations, and their collective role in fortifying cyber defenses. The investigation begins by dissecting Cybersecurity Laws’ pivotal role in defining and criminalizing cyber-related offenses. A comprehensive analysis spans diverse legislative frameworks worldwide, showcasing legislative examples such as the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) in the United States and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the European Union, illuminating the expansive nature of offenses these laws encapsulate. Moreover, the research unfolds the landscape of liabilities imposed upon entities for inadequate cybersecurity measures. Highlighting Corporate Responsibility as a central tenet, this examination underscores the punitive measures enshrined in these laws, emphasizing the imperative for proactive cybersecurity readiness and the ramifications of non-compliance. A significant focus of this study delves into the emerging emphasis on data protection and privacy rights within cybersecurity laws. Laws such as the GDPR and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) stand as epitomes, elucidating stringent mandates compelling organizations to fortify data security, ensure transparent data handling practices, and empower individuals with control over their personal information. Furthermore, the study traverses the realm of national security imperatives and critical infrastructure protection, illuminating specific legislative measures and strategies aimed at fortifying cybersecurity capabilities, safeguarding critical systems, and fostering collaborations between governments and the private sector. The analysis also highlights the pivotal role of regulatory bodies in enforcing and overseeing cybersecurity laws, emphasizing their role in fostering compliance, disseminating best practices, and fortifying cyber resilience.
Keywords :
Corporate Cyber Responsibility, Cyber Defense Frameworks, Cybersecurity Legislation, Data Protection Laws, International Cooperation in Cybersecurity, Liability in Cybersecurity, National Security Strategies, Policy Development in Cybersecurity, Privacy Regulations, Regulatory Oversight.
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