India-ASEAN Cooperation on Cyber Crime
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Abstract
Cyber criminals are now moving beyond computers,
and attacking mobile handheld devices, such as smart phones
and tablet personal computers (PCs).Cyber threats are causing
increasingly serious risks to the economy as well as to national
and international security. They are now widely accepted in the
international community as a top-tier risk, if not the most
pertinent risk, to national and international security. A number
of international and regional organizations, bodies and fora are
working on cyber security issues, albeit to largely varying
extents. Inter alia these include the OECD, the OSCE, the EU,
the Council of Europe, BRICS, the OAS, AU, APEC, the
Shanghai Cooperation Organization, the G8/G20, the UN, the
Internet Governance Forum, ASEAN, SAARC etc. This paper
will discuss the India-ASEAN cooperation in Cyber Crime/Cyber
Security fields.
Keyword: Cyber Crime, Cyber Security, ASEAN, Terrorism,
Cooperation, ICT, Internet Security.
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