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Cyber Security in Cyberspace: Changing Trends in the Security Aspects of Cyberspace
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Journal of Contemporary Politics

DOI: 10.53989/jcp.v3i4.58

Year: 2024, Volume: 3, Issue: 4, Pages: 140-147

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Cyber Security in Cyberspace: Changing Trends in the Security Aspects of Cyberspace

C Bhagyasree Menon1,∗

1Research Scholar, Department of Political Science, University of Kerala, Kerala, India

*Corresponding author
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Received Date:24 December 2024, Accepted Date:28 December 2024, Published Date:31 December 2024

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Abstract

Cyberspace is increasingly vital in this new era of information and communication technology. With the advancement of the internet and related technologies, everything has been bought at a fingertip. In such a way, cyberspace has made progress. Even though there are so many factors that are making cyberspace the most valued innovation of the time, there are also so many issues related to this. The increasing number of cyber threats and attacks is the most important among them. Increasing cyber security concerns can be considered as the most important reason for these threats and issues. Related to the development of cyberspace, there are so many rules and regulations to cope with the threats, attacks, and other issues; all these laws seem to be insufficient to control the fundamental problem of cyber security, which is the root cause of all of the other concerns. These issues have been getting national or international importance when these aspects become a loophole for different kinds of attacks between countries by affecting the overall international peace. In such a way, in this new era, cyber security can influence global peace. In earlier days, the security was outside the cyber platform, which has been shifted to the cyber platform, creating adverse effects in society. In this aspect, the paper analyzes the changing dynamics of security in this new era and its impact. The paper primarily seeks help from secondary sources like articles, books, and journals. It tries to find solutions for the existing issues and suggests possible measures to tackle this concern.

Keywords

Cyberspace, Cybersecurity, Cyber Threat, Cyber-attacks, Cyber Laws

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