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The Impact of the National Information Security Regulation Framework on Cyber Security in Global Environment

The paper starts from the foundations based on the narrow information security laws and regulations framework within Government sector, covering also the analysis of information from different sectors of society that are dominant from the point of view of information security requirements. These specific information domains include classified and unclassified information, personal data and intellectual property. Further on, the authors research and analyse contemporary state and requirements in the global cyberspace. There have been a lot of changes within security environment triggered by the globalization, technological development and social processes such as liberalization of telecommunications. The term cyberspace is defined in the paper and it is linked with the term of cyber security and put into relation with previously defined national information security regulation framework. Cyber security challenge is viewed as a single, overall, nationally and socially undividable issue, that is based on harmonised requirements between the public and private sector. The paper is based on the concept of information security regulation framework, which is upgraded with the analysis of the cyberspace regulation framework. The results are proposed in the form of the new cyber security regulation taxonomy that includes regulation on cyberspace and regulation on specific information domains. The aim of this paper is to improve mutual harmonisation of many actual regulation processes that deals with cyber security in Government, public and private sectors, and to create common cyber security terminology for communication in global environment.

Information security policy ; cyberspace ; cyber security regulation taxonomy

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