Navigating the Cyber Legal Landscape: Protecting Legal Entities through Comprehensive Cyber-security Strategies
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Cyber-security, Legal Entities, Legal Strategies, CFAA, NIS Directive, Cyber Threats, State Actors, Non-state Actors, Organizational Strategies, Best practices, CollaborationAbstract
This article examines the cyber-security challenges faced by legal entities and emphasizes the importance of effective legal frameworks and strategies to protect them from cyber threats. The study employs a qualitative research methodology to provide an in-depth analysis of the existing international and national legal frameworks, such as the United States' CFAA and the EU's NIS Directive, and their effectiveness in addressing cyber-security concerns for legal entities. Through a discussion of various types of cyber-security threats, case studies, and the role of state and non-state actors, the article highlights the need for robust cyber-security measures within legal entities. The article also explores organizational strategies, policies, and best practices for enhancing cyber-security, including collaboration with cyber-security providers. Finally, the article provides an analysis of the effectiveness of existing legal frameworks and strategies, proposing potential improvements and recommendations for enhancing the protection of legal entities in the digital era.
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