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• UNDERSTANDING CYBERCRIME: A GUIDE FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES ICT
  • ABBREVIATIONS
  • PURPOSE
  • TABLE OF CONTENTS
  • 1. INTRODUCTION
    • 1.1. Infrastructure and Services
    • 1.2. Advantages and Risks
    • 1.3. Cybersecurity and Cybercrime
    • 1.4. International Dimensions of Cybercrime
    • 1.5.Consequences for Developing Countries
  • 2. THE PHENOMENA OF CYBERCRIME
    • 2.1. Definitions of Cybercrime
    • 2.2. Typology of Cybercrime
    • 2.3. Statistical Indicators on Cybercrime Offences
    • 2.4. Offences Against the Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability of Computer Data and Systems
    • 2.5. Content-related Offences
    • 2.6. Copyright- and Trademark-related Offences
    • 2.7. Computer-related Offences
    • 2.8. Combination Offences
    • 2.9. Economic Impact of Cybercrime
  • 3. THE CHALLENGES OF FI GHTING CYBERCRIME
    • 3.1. Opportunities
    • 3.2. General Challenges
    • 3.3.Legal Challenges
  • 4. ANTI-CYBERCRIME STRATEGIES
    • 4.1. Cybercrime Legislation as an Intergral Part of a Cybersecurity Strategy
    • 4.2. Implementation of Existing Strategies
    • 4.3. Regional Differences
    • 4.4. Relevance of Cybercrime Issues within the Pillars of Cybersecurity
  • 5. OVERVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL LEGISLATIVE APPRO ACHES
    • 5.1. International Approaches
    • 5.2. Regional Approaches
    • 5.3. Scientific Approaches
    • 5.4. The Relationship between Different International and Legislative Approaches
    • 5.5. The Relationship between International and National Legislative Approaches
  • 6. LEGAL RESPONSE
    • 6.1. Substantive Criminal Law
    • 6.2. Procedural Law
    • 6.3. International Cooperation
    • 6.4. Liability of Internet Providers
  • 7. LEGAL REFERENCES