Digital forensics and evolving cyber law: case of BIMSTEC countries

Jayasekara, Sisira Dharmasri; Abeysekara, Iroshini

doi:10.1108/jmlc-02-2019-0019

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“…To minimize associated social failures, steps must be taken to address the issue of cyber threats and cybercrimes. India’s ‘Focus of Information Technology Act’, Bangladesh’s ‘Information and Communication Technology Act’, and Sri Lanka’s ‘Computer Crime Act’ are examples of legislation enacted by the BIMSTEC countries (Jayasekara and Abeysekara 2019). Countries should make use of technologies such as biometrics, SecureX, secure transmission, end-to-end security with blockchains, secure software, and secure hardware, among others to protect their data (Jayasekara and Abeysekara 2019).…”

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“…To minimize associated social failures, steps must be taken to address the issue of cyber threats and cybercrimes. India's 'Focus of Information Technology Act', Bangladesh's 'Information and Communication Technology Act', and Sri Lanka's 'Computer Crime Act' are examples of legislation enacted by the BIMSTEC countries (Jayasekara and Abeysekara 2019). Countries should make use of…”

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“…technologies such as biometrics, SecureX, secure transmission, end-toend security with blockchains, secure software, and secure hardware, among others to protect their data (Jayasekara and Abeysekara 2019).…”

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In the Age of Globalization 4.0: BIMSTEC, Sri Lanka, and Technology

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The age of globalization ushered in by the fourth industrial revolution has completely transformed the way individuals in an economy operate and interact with one another. At the helm of this revolution lies technological innovation. The article tries to evaluate the progress made by member states of the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Co-operation (BIMSTEC) with regard to technological enhancement. It also evaluates how Sri Lanka, which has been entrusted with the responsibility of leading the technological revolution in the region has progressed and what challenges lie ahead for the regional bloc. This article explores the importance of technology imports and the high digital skill levels in the workforce, and how these will be instrumental in the economic growth of nations. The last section discusses the gains that member states stand to make if they digitize their economies and parallelly establish necessary regulations.

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“…In accordance with the requirements of the basic strategy of comprehensively implementing the rule of law, we must accelerate the process of building the educational legal system and improve the laws and regulations on socialist education with Chinese characteristics. In 2013, the competent education authorities also issued a document to clarify the objectives, requirements and main tasks of promoting school administration in accordance with the law, and put forward systematic requirements for schools to transform their management concepts, means and methods in accordance with the spirit and principles of the rule of law, which is of great significance for promoting the reform of China's school administrative management system and internal governance mechanism [29,30].…”

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Cultivation of Teenagers’ Digital Media Literacy and Network Legal Literacy in the Era of Digital Virtual Technology

2022

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Digital virtual technology with media survival as an important representation, with the rapid development of the new media technology represented by the Internet, digital virtual technology with its entertainment, personalized service, open sharing of content, form of real-time interaction and other characteristics strongly attract the young group. In the digital virtual era, teenagers’ digital media literacy has not only become one of the essential qualities for them to cope with global competition, but also an essential quality for college students to realize lifelong learning. Therefore, it is not only necessary but also urgent to carry out systematic digital media literacy education for adolescent groups. This study first discusses that the typical illegal phenomenon in the network is the problem caused by the lack of network legal awareness, and analyzes the level of media literacy of the subject media in these cases and whether the network legal awareness is weak. Finally, from the perspective of school education, social publicity and national system support, this paper puts forward some Suggestions on how to improve teenagers’ media literacy and cultivate their network legal literacy, so as to create a harmonious network environment. Establish a scientific and reasonable indicator system of youth network literacy, and build a youth network literacy training mechanism.

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“…24 Technologies and networks are crucial infrastructure in preventing crime. 25 At the moment, there is no definite figure of losses suffered by cybercrimes though it is obvious that billions of damages have occurred every year. The availability of cyber security insurance may mitigate the losses suffered as a result of cybercrime.…”

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A systematic literature review on cybercrime legislation

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Background: Cybercrime is a fast-growing digital crime and legislation falling behind with the fast-moving advancement of technology. One important factor projected by literature in combating cybercrime is legislation. In order to combat cybercrime, the role of cybercrime legislation is a challenge that has not been clearly studied before. This paper thus aims to recapitulate the literature on cybercrime legislation in combating cybercrime. The literature in this context emphasises on existing studies relating to cybercrime legislation and addressing the importance of adequate and efficient responses in place in order to combat cybercrime efficiently. Methods: This paper finds an extensive literature review using the “Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis” method based on legislation to combat cybercrime and explains a systematic analysis of the legislation in most advanced countries in both technology and legal framework. The study was done by selecting keywords, validated by the experts to discover research trends of cybercrime legislation. A search was then run across seven academic databases, including the ACM Digital Library, Emerald, Hein Online, ProQuest, ScienceDirect, Scopus, and Westlaw Asia. Initially, five hundred and forty-eight articles were retrieved and out of which seventy-two studies met the inclusion criteria and were fully reviewed. Results: The findings of the study revealed that comprehensive cybercrime legislation plays a vital role in combating cybercrime and cybercrime legislation should be strengthened, enhanced, and made up to date with the rapid advancement of technology in order to address the rising number of cybercrime. Discussion: This systematic review is timely and highlights future research directions to improve a comprehensive legal framework to combat the rising of cybercrime effectively. To fill the research gap, the findings also have fundamental practical implications for the policy makers, in enacting an up to date cybercrime legislation by highlighting the role of legislation in combating cybercrime.

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Digital forensics and evolving cyber law: case of BIMSTEC countries

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In the Age of Globalization 4.0: BIMSTEC, Sri Lanka, and Technology

In the Age of Globalization 4.0: BIMSTEC, Sri Lanka, and Technology

Cultivation of Teenagers’ Digital Media Literacy and Network Legal Literacy in the Era of Digital Virtual Technology

A systematic literature review on cybercrime legislation

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