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Business initiatives on rules of conduct in digital space For more than 20 years, countries have been struggling to introduce ... ... to use hacker attacks to steal intellectual property. Overall, the document formulates six basic principles of international cybersecurity: No targeting of tech companies, private sector, or critical infrastructure. Assist private sector efforts to detect,...
... and respond to cyber attacks? Despite the positive agenda, some of the most sceptical voices in this discussion come from the business community. Businesses claim that they have the most to lose from cyber attacks and are often responsible for dealing ... ... work collaboratively, and alongside industry, to ensure cyber security is effective around the globe. Ilona Stadnik: A New Cybersecurity Diplomacy: Are States Losing Ground in Norm-making? There is no denying the fact that the UN has served as the main ...
... committed to contribute. With regard to our topic, the idea can work in a similar way: the latest regulatory initiatives on cybersecurity have been announced by giants in the IT industry, and the first supporters of such projects are large businesses — 62 companies have signed the Tech Accord and among them Facebook, CISCO, Dell, Microsoft, Nokia, Panasonic, Telefonica,... ... Charter has 11 supporters, including Airbus, IBM and T-Mobile. In the next few years we are likely to witness a "cascade of cyber norms" proposed by non-state actors, as well as their gradual internalization. To conclude, the current state of affairs ...
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| U.S. wants to deter Russia’s military and political activity |
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| U.S. wants to dissolve Russia |
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| U.S. wants to establish alliance relations with Russia under the US conditions to rival China |
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