Organizovani visokotehnološki kriminal - pojam, razvoj i osnovne karakteristike

Đukić, Anđelija

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“…Cybercrime is a very complex form of crime that has great dynamism, constantly expands, and develops new forms, has no territorial limitations, and practically with no state borders or geographical limitations 5 . The global network has great advantages for the application and spread of crime, it provides the possibility of easy association of criminal groups from different areas of the world and is a good hideout for them.…”

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Cyberattacks on healthcare systems

Veličković¹,

Ćiraković²

2023

Ann Nursing

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Cyberattacks on healthcare information systems have become more frequent in the last few years. The consequences of a cyberattack are not only the collapse of the system and financial damage, but also a direct threat to the health and lives of patients. The paper examines the basic forms of computercrime and cyberattacks with a focus on data theft in the health care system as a special form of criminal activity in which confidential personal data is obtained illegally in order to commit new criminal acts. The basic methods and techniques of stealing health data from end users of the internet, from personal computers and from large databases and the use of stolen data to commit criminal acts will be presented in the paper. A large number of cyber incidents in healthcare systems around the world were reviewed and analyzed with a focus on the period during the COVID19 pandemic The study aimed to identify the major topics and concerns present in today's hospital cybersecurity field, intended for non-cyber professionals working in hospital settings. In recent years, the international community has based its work in the field of regulating this issue on diplomatic crisis resolution, on international legal regulations and conventions, as well as on raising awareness when it comes to the security of health systems. The problems with cyber attacks are a global problem and the solution must be global, as well.

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Cyberattacks on healthcare systems

Veličković¹,

Ćiraković²

2023

Ann Nursing

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Basics of information security culture in the organization

Đukić¹,

Vuletić²

2022

Bezbednost, Beograd

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The mass application of information and communication technologies (ICT) has facilitated the functioning of organizations, but has also increased their vulnerability and conditioned the development of the information security function. Attacks on ICT systems involve people as potential targets of vulnerability, highlighting the importance of paying close attention to an employee's behavior in interactions with elements of the ICT system and its environment, as well as developing an information security culture (ISC) as an integrative component of organizational culture and an important factor in the organization's information security. The paper attempts to set a comprehensive concept of ISC based on the unity of knowledge, perceptions, beliefs and attitudes of employees and their coordinated actions in the application of security measures, which emphasize the role of the organization and its management in creating, building and maintaining ISC. The focus of determining ISC is on understanding and applying information security policy measures, but it also includes the behavior of employees in situations that are not or could not be predicted, when employees are expected to protect the information assets of the organization. The paper identifies the most important external factors that are mostly objective, determined by the situation in the country in which the organization operates and contained in the elements of general social (national) culture and country's economic and technological development. As a specific impact on ISC, the activities of malicious individuals, groups and organizations in cyberspace - stand out, manifested through threats and endangerment to the integrity of the ICT system. Internal factors are mostly subjective and dependent on general organization; the knowledge, vision and actions of management in the field of information security; individual characteristics of people, their values, needs, knowledge, understanding and application of information security policy measures. Among the factors, the highest level of management stands out for its role and importance due to the greatest responsibility for organization's information security, but also as the creator of its strategy and policy, the holder of resource engagement policy, shaper of professional security teams, decisionmaker on hardware and software protection, and supporter, creator and implementer of programs for ISC level raising.

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Legal aspects of fighting cyber crime in the European Union

Bjelica-Vlajić¹,

Nikolić²,

Gudelj³

2023

Oditor

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The development of information technologies and the Internet and the commission of criminal acts in this new environment leads to the emergence of transnational, high-tech crime. Competent bodies for the fight against crime are hindered in achieving results by the traditional division into national jurisdictions, while there are no such restrictions for perpetrators. Cyber activities cause great damage and consequences to natural or legal persons, illegally appropriate financial resources and protected data. The specificities of high-tech crime require the specialization of state authorities because in the fight against crime, individual rights, privacy and freedoms of individuals must not be jeopardized. The aim of this paper is to show how the legislation of the European Union (EU) and the activities of its institutions improve the prevention, investigation and prosecution of perpetrators and build capacities in the judiciary. Harmonization of domestic law with EU law in the field of combating cybercrime is provided for in Chapter 24 of the "Justice, Freedom, Security" negotiations. In answering the question of what are the legal aspects of combating cybercrime in the EU, historical-comparative, content analysis and deductive methods were used.

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Organizovani visokotehnološki kriminal - pojam, razvoj i osnovne karakteristike

Cited by 4 publications

References 36 publications

Cyberattacks on healthcare systems

Cyberattacks on healthcare systems

Basics of information security culture in the organization

Legal aspects of fighting cyber crime in the European Union

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