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Cyberspace and information security
Ramešová, Kristina ; Pomahač, Richard (advisor) ; Frumarová, Kateřina (referee) ; Košťál, Vratislav (referee)
Cyberspace and information security Abstract The dissertation deals with information security in cyberspace and cybersecurity. Within the academic community the topic is rather neglected, even though cybersecurity may be seen as a pillar-stone for the undisturbed performance of public administration. The thesis deals with the topic in broader theoretical and practical contexts. Technological changes in society have major influence on legal regulation and practice. Because of that, the first part of the thesis focuses on the key social changes related to digital revolution and globalization, on the values of the information society and on the principles of cybersecurity regulation, as well as on the issues regarding the applicability of law within cyberspace. The second part of the thesis discusses the role of public power in safeguarding the information security in cyberspace. The concepts of cyber defence and cybersecurity are discussed. The concept of information security is presented through the confidentiality, integrity and availability components. The international element is addressed with the perspective of selected rules of the second version of Tallinn Manual. In particular, the problems of attribution of cyber operations, reverse hacking (hack-back) or circumstances precluding wrongfulness of...
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