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In today's digital landscape, cybersecurity is not just a technical challenge; it involves a collective responsibility. Organizations must become aware of existing issues and devise a robust information security strategy tailored to their specific needs. Immediate remedial procedures should be implemented, and seeking professional help is essential. Embracing international standards like ISO 17799 can guide effective practices. Understanding and addressing gaps in national legislation is vital to protect against exploitation. The urgency for a global consensus on cyberspace law needs to be recognized, with the United Nations playing a pivotal role.
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7 Recommendations • Become aware of the problem • Devise an information security strategy • Implement some remedial procedures immediately • Seek professional help without delay • Adopt international standards and best practices • Identify the gaps in national legislation • Encourage the United Nations to embark urgently • on a Law of Cyberspace
Awareness Information Security is NOT just a technical problem Everyone has a role to play You cannot manage what you do not understand
Security Strategy Assign responsibility for strategy Ensure that strategy matches needs Re-evaluate strategy frequently
Remedial Procedures Do the simple things first Do them NOW Advice is readily available and it is free
Professional Help Employ “ethical hackers” Involve Auditors and Consultants Consult Professional Associations
Standards and Best Practices Adopt ISO 17799 or equivalent Do not reinvent the wheel Ensure compliance with adopted standards
Gaps in Legislation Gaps will be exploited by the Bad Guys Understanding the gaps will encourage legislation Legislation will level the playing field
Law of Cyber-Space A global comprehensive consensus among all stake-holders It cannot wait Only the United Nations can do it