Using this week’s required resources as a general conceptual starting point, reconstruct an existing cybersecurity-related law or policy to better protect the general public from cybercrime. As you do so, please be sure to apply the underlying facts, procedures (legal, ethical and/or technical), and concepts that you believe are relevant to your reconstruction idea. Cybersecurity And Criminal Law

Cyber ​​Security and Criminal Law

The Cybercrime Law provides social legal sanctions for cybercrime, establishes appropriate codes of conduct for information and communication technology (ICT) users, protects ICT users in general, and mitigates and/or prevents attacks on persons, data In particular, it upholds human rights, enables the investigation and prosecution of online crimes (outside the traditional real world), and facilitates cooperation among law enforcement agencies (Kelemen et al., 2018). The Cybercrime Act sets standards of conduct for the use of computers, the Internet and other related digital technologies and the conduct of the public, government and private organisations. It also establishes rules of evidence, criminal procedure and other aspects of criminal justice in cyberspace, and regulates activities to reduce risk and/or damage to people, organizations and infrastructure when cybercrime is committed (Haq and Atta, 2019). Therefore, substantive law, procedural law and preventive law are all included in cybercrime law. Cybercrime includes “new” or “cyber-related” crimes made possible by the development of the Internet and the digital technologies that enable it, as well as traditional, real (offline) crimes committed in cyberspace (e.g. fraud, , money laundering and theft). continue…