All the countries in the World Unity Lawan Cybercrime

All the countries in the World Unity Lawan Cybercrime

WASHINGTON - The high kejahatahan in the cyber world, which can result in loss of important data, making many countries in the world-berbondong crowd into the venue that can provide rapid reaction occurs when cybercrime cases."Some 56 countries have now joined the network called 24 / 7. In this case all members joined, have the appropriate safety standard in the computer. They can also ask for mutual assistance among members with other countries," said Christopher Painter, Assistant Director of Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Cyber Division, who is quoted as PC World, Saturday (14/3/2009).Being part of this network also allows a treaty on cybercrime treaty, which could be international agreement. From this agreement and can decide to follow international agreements in other countries who make the laws anticybercrime.From 47 countries who are part of the Council of Europe, 24 have ratified the treaty, and another 23 have signed but is awaiting consideration from the local government to ratify it. While countries outside the council was invited, so they have a national law in accordance with the agreement.
"Network 24 / 7 is intended to improve coordination of law enforcement antarnegara, such as fraud and piercing Internet sites, which are often run by using a computer network located throughout the world," Christhoper demolished.