The Role of Cybersecurity in the Public Sphere - The European Dimension
Synopsis
The aim of this paper is to present the areas in EU and domestic legal systems which cover currently applicable laws on cybersecurity and the related cyber-liability. Legal regulations related to cybersecurity that are currently in force embrace only a very narrow understanding of the notions of cyberspace and cybercrime. This paper aims to present those areas of the existing regulations in which the notions of cyber-liability have been preliminarily defined. Issues that are currently viewed as only marginally relevant to the functioning of states in the domain of cyberspace operations or artificial intelligence are also related to cyber-liability. The paper covers issues related to online platforms as well as the role of the state and public administration, network technologies and financial institutions in cybersecurity system especially from European perspective. It also investigates the issues related to strategic and political responsibility, cooperation mechanisms, obligations of telecommunication entrepreneurs, personal data and drone operations in public space. Part of the paper is also related to the movement of cultural assents, digital platforms, blocking injunctions and blocking access, threats of the cyberterrorism, cybersecurity, cybercrime in Hungary, including COVID-19 environment, as well as authorities competent for cybersecurity in Germany. This broad perspective is used to better understand regulatory purposes in European contexts to secure digital society development.
Chapters
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Online Platforms in the Cybersecurity System
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The Role of the State and Public Administration in the Cybersecurity System
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The Role of Network Technologies in European Cybersecurity
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The Role of Cybersecurity in the Public Sphere - The European Dimension. Financial Institutions
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Strategic and Political Responsibility in the Domain of Cybersecurity - Problems and Challenges
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Cooperation Mechanisms to Ensure the Security of Network and Information Systems in the Light of the NIS Directive
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New Obligations of Telecommunication Entrepreneurs Under the Draft Act Amending the National Cybersecurity System Act and the Telecommunications Law Act
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Personal Data Serving the Purpose of Ensuring State Security. Cyberspace Challenges. The European Context
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Cybersecurity of Drone Operations in Public Space
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The Importance of Communication and Information Systems for the Operation of Systems Controlling the Movement of Cultural Assets - Selected Issues
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From Facebook to Telegram - The Migration of Radical and Anti-vaccine Groups Across Digital Platforms
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Blocking Injunctions Against Online Intermediaries: Between EU Standards and National Peculiarities
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Solutions on Blocking Access to and Removing Illegal Content on the Internet Under EU Regulations and Polish Law
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Threats Posed by Cyberterrorism to Public Administration
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Cybersecurity and Cybercrime in Hungary During the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Cybersecurity of the Hungarian Municipal Administration: Challenges of a Fragmented System
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Authorities Competent for Cybersecurity in Germany
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