Combating cybercrime as a prerequisite for the development of the digital society

Abstract

The article deals with the issues of cyber security and cybercrime in the digital society. The areas for improving international cooperation to ensure the security of the Internet are proposed. Digitized society is being implemented around the world at a high rate and offers significant benefits for the development of both society as a whole and its individual components. At the same time, a factor that has a negative impact on this development is cybercrime. The article explores the current state and main trends of cybercrime, including its organized forms. The legislative and organizational measures are proposed to counter cybercrime, the leading role of international cooperation is emphasized, including the rapid exchange of electronic data to detect and investigate cybercrime.

Evaluating the Performance of NIST’s Framework Cybersecurity Controls Through a Constructivist Multicriteria Methodology

“…Some studies show that attacks of this nature on organizations are becoming increasingly common and have recently more than doubled [1]. During the World Economic Forum in Davos, the "2018 Global Risk Report", cybercrime was placed second in the report, behind Extreme Climate Risk [4].…”

“…The same report states that organizations are increasingly vulnerable to this type of attack, with one happening every 39 seconds. These attacks show that organizations are increasingly exposed to this type of cybercrime risk, therefore increasingly demanding the implementation of security controls and risk analysis [4].…”