Cybersecurity Law

Useful information can be found in the ASIL Insights and under the topic Environment, Health, Science, Science, and Technology.

The Council of Europe maintains a cybercrime webpage promoting the provisions of the International Convention on Cybercrime.

In 2013, Europol set up the European Cyber Crime Center (EC3) to "strengthen the law enforcement response to cybercrime in the EU and thus to help protect European citizens, businesses and governments from online crime."

Maintained by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, the Global Cyberlaw Tracker is a "global mapping of cyberlaws. It tracks the state of e-commerce legislation in the field of e-transactions, consumer protection, data protection/privacy and cybercrime adoption in the 194 UNCTAD member states."

A searchable listing of international databases specializing in data protection, privacy and surveillance law.

As part of the OAS Inter-American Legal Agenda, this site includes reports and documents from meetings of the Government Experts on CyberCrime, along with other relevant conference reports.

INTERPOL is "committed to the global fight against cybercrime, as well as tackling cyber-enabled crimes."

The NATO Cooperative Cyber Defense Centre of Excellence is a NATO-accredited research and training facility dealing with education, consultation, and research and development in the field of cybersecurity.