Cybercrime as an Obstacle the Development of the Information Society in Ukraine

Shemchuk, Viktor

doi:10.32838/tnu-2707-0581/2018.6/21

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“…40 Nº 73 (2022): 377-402 The issue of developing effective legal mechanisms for the international fight against cybercrime has been reflected in the works of many scholars. Among them, in particular: A. Savchenko (Savchenko, 2001), M. Karchevsky (Karchevsky, 2017), E. Skulish (Skulish, 2014), T. Sozansky (Sozansky, 2009), M. Gutsalyuk (Gutsalyuk, 2019), M. Shemchuk (Shemchuk, 2018), D. Richka (Richka, 2019), I. Kozych (Kozych, 2020), A. Sakovsky and M. Klymchuk (Sakovsky and Klymchuk, 2019), O. Samoylenko (Samoylenko, 2020) and others.…”

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“…This applies to almost all spheres of public and state life, business and socio-humanitarian environment. Given Ukraine's course to enter the global information space, V. Shemchuk expressed the belief that a national model for cybersecurity of enterprises, institutions and organizations, including non-governmental ones, needs to be built; coordination of efforts and interaction of law enforcement agencies, special services, the judiciary, as well as their proper staffing and logistics, exchange of information on the prevention and fight against cybercrime (Shemchuk, 2018).…”

Section: National Mechanisms For Combating Cybercrime In Ukrainementioning

confidence: 99%

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The article analyses legislation and scientific work on combating cybercrime based on the use of a set of general and special methods, methodological principles and approaches of legal science. It is concluded that with the introduction of the term “cybercrime” in the criminal law of Ukraine, the use of the term “cybercrime” becomes relevant, which should be understood as a socially dangerous crime in cyberspace, a responsibility that is provided for by the Ukrainian law on criminal responsibility and that is also recognized as a criminal offense by international treaties that regulate the matter. Emphasis is placed on the desirability of making appropriate terminological changes in the Law of Ukraine “On the Basic Principles of Cyber Security” and other regulations, as well as taking other systemic measures at the conceptual and organizational level, to identify the main cybersecurity threats and formulate measures to prevent and investigate them, determine a single body for the operational management of all entities whose task is to ensure the cybersecurity, create a system of technological means of the national cybersecurity system and establish closer international cooperation.

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Section: Analysis Of Recent Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: National Mechanisms For Combating Cybercrime In Ukrainementioning

confidence: 99%