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Cyber Crime and Regulatory Challenges: What Digital Investors in the Global Market Place Need to Know

by Tim Mishago

Cybersecurity law through the lens of global digital investment

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Cybersecurity law through the lens of global digital investment

Tim Mishago examines cybercrime as a regulatory problem with consequences for digital assets and foreign direct investment. The book situates emerging cybersecurity incidents within an increasingly interconnected marketplace, arguing that existing legal instruments struggle to keep pace with technological change. Its discussion moves beyond domestic responses to consider the need for international cooperation and enforceable legal norms for online business activity. Published in 2014, it presents a legal and policy-focused framework for considering how cross-border commerce, investment, and cybersecurity governance intersect.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Digital investors interested in cybersecurity and cross-border business risk
  • Readers studying cybercrime regulation and international legal cooperation
  • Professionals exploring the policy context around protecting digital assets

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CybercrimeCybersecurity regulationDigital assetsForeign direct investmentInternational legal cooperation

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Book overview

Illicit events on cyberspace become increasingly complex as cyber technology advances thereby undermining the ability of existing regulatory instruments aimed at cybersecurity and deterring cybercrime. As existing laws cannot cope with newly emerging cyber security incidents, these incidents pose security threats for digital assets including those associated with Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Increasingly interdependent global market place calls for more collaborative efforts to make cyberspace safer and more suitable for business transactions. This means there is the need to work towards not only regulatory solutions at national levels but more internationally enforceable legal norms must be worked out, which is part of the discussions in this book.
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