Cybersecurity plays an important role in the world of information technology. Securing data is one of the biggest challenges that the governments are facing today. In this case, the first thing that has to be taken into consideration is not only the implementation of solid legal measures to fight cybercrime, but also introducing specific tools that can essentially prevent those cybercrimes on rapidly growing information space. However, the effectiveness of these measures seem questionable given the global nature of the problem, unless a solid foundation for international legal cooperation is established. Thus this article looks at the existing challenges faced by governments that are adopting international legislations and conventions against cybercrime and also discuss the potential prospects of a single global framework for international cooperation in this area.