A Systemic Cybercrime Stakeholders Architectural Model
Manmeet Mahinderjit Singh, Anizah Abu Bakar
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Manmeet Mahinderjit Singh, Anizah Abu Bakar
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The increased of cybercrime incidents taking place in the world is at its perilous magnitude causing losses in term of money and trust. Even though there are various cybersecurity solutions in place; the threat of cybercrime is still a hard problem. Exploration of cybercrime challenges, especially the preventions and detections of the cybercrime should be investigated by composing all the stakeholders and players of a cybercrime issue. In this paper; an exploration of several cybercrime stakeholders is done. It is argued that cybercrime is a systemic threat and cannot be tackled with cybersecurity and legal systems. The architectural model proposed is significant and should become one of the considered milestones in designing security control in tackling cybercrime globally.
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The increased of cybercrime incidents taking place in the world is at its perilous magnitude causing losses in term of money and trust. Even though there are various cybersecurity solutions in place; the threat of cybercrime is still a hard problem. Exploration of cybercrime challenges, especially the preventions and detections of the cybercrime should be investigated by composing all the stakeholders and players of a cybercrime issue. In this paper; an exploration of several cybercrime stakeholders is done. It is argued that cybercrime is a systemic threat and cannot be tackled with cybersecurity and legal systems. The architectural model proposed is significant and should become one of the considered milestones in designing security control in tackling cybercrime globally.
Key concepts: Cybercrime, Computer science, Computer security, Architectural model, Internet privacy, The Internet, Architecture, World Wide Web