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Cybercrime a směřování jeho právní úpravy v oblasti mezinárodního práva a práva Evropské unie

Authors: Toman, Vojtěch;

Cybercrime a směřování jeho právní úpravy v oblasti mezinárodního práva a práva Evropské unie

Abstract

Thesis on "Cybercrime and its reflections in international and European Union's legal regulations" deals with aspects and specifics of cybercrime and defence againts it. It tries to chronicle recent enactment and outline its possible, expected or intended developement in a near future. It sequents on a nature of law limitation of mankind's behavior and its collision with a human being's natural freedom and its privilege for informational self-determination. First are needed a consensual definitions of cybercrime and cybersecurity, therefore exact delimitation of very subject matter of legal regulations, with regard to varyings in developement of law culture in particular states and theirs potential on the field of IT technologies.

Tato práce na téma "Cybercrime a směřování jeho právní úpravy v mezinárodním právu a právu Evropské unie" pojednává o aspektech a specifikách kyberkriminality a ochrany před ní. Snaží se zachytit současnou právní úpravu dané problematiky a nastínit její možný, předpokládaný, či zamýšlený vývoj v blízké budoucnosti. Vychází z povahy právní limitace lidského chování v protikladu k přirozené svobodě lidských jedinců a jejich práva na sebeurčení, v tomto případě informačnímu. Nutná je zprvu shoda na definici kyberkriminality a kyberbezpečnosti, tedy přesné vymezení vlastního předmětu právní úpravy, s přihlédnutím k odlišnostem ve vývoji právní kultury v jednotlivých zemích, a možnostem, které mají na poli informačních technologií.

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kyberkriminalita, cybersecurity, international cooperation on the field of it., kybernetická bezpečnost, cybercrime, kritická informační infrastruktura, mezinárodní spolupráce v oblasti it., eu law, critical information infrastructure, informační technologie a systémy, právo eu, information technologies and systems

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