Implementation of International Legislation in the Field of Information and Cyber Security in the Republic of Uzbekistan
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.51699/ijcm.v27i.501Keywords:
computer technologies, computer crimes, national legislation, computer fraud, computer sabotage, unauthorized access, interception of information, computer espionage, telecommunication networks, Internet, public safety.Abstract
The article analyzes research data for the improvement of national legislation on the detection and prevention of offenses and crimes on the Internet. From this point of view, the author describes the need to consolidate at the international level the concept of offense and crime on the Internet, as well as to unify the legal norms in this area with the participation of all states, as well as to create a system of coordination and interaction of all existing services to counter this as within a separate state, and at the international level, employee training, international experience, implementation in legislation.
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In 2021, the State Unitary Enterprise Cyber Security Center detected 17,097,478 cases of malicious and suspicious network activity originating from the address space of the national segment of the Internet. As part of the safe functioning of the websites of state bodies (round-the-clock monitoring of events and security incidents) for 2021, 636 events and incidents.
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