| Description |
1 online resource |
| Summary |
The question of how the law can deal with the problem of internet security is addressed in this volume. Starting with the fact that the internet is structurally insecure, the author finds that the uncertainty this causes must be countered with legal means, particularly when it comes to controlling information about weak spots. Hannfried Leisterer's study examines whether and to what extent information management law can contribute to ensuring internet security. |
| Funding |
Knowledge Unlatched KU Open Services 101764 |
| Subject |
Computer security -- Law and legislation -- Europe.
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LAW / Administrative Law & Regulatory Practice.
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| Indexed Term |
Information Science |
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Internet Security |
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Network Security |
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Information Management Law |
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Internet |
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Regulatory Practice |
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Administrative Law |
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Public administration |
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Administrative jurisdiction |
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Public international law |
| ISBN |
9783161562662 (electronic bk.) |
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3161562666 (electronic bk.) |
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9783161559761 |
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3161559762 |
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1411441 |
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