55 63. Combating the criminal misuse of information technologies

56 121. Combating the criminal misuse of information technologies

Noting the necessity of preventing the criminal misuse of information technologies,

(b) Definition of basic notions related to information security, including unauthorized interference with or misuse of information and telecommunications systems and information resources

(b) Definition of basic notions related to information security, including unauthorized interference with or misuse of information and telecommunications systems and information resources

(c) Information should be exchanged between States regarding the problems that they face in combating the criminal misuse of information technologies

(d) Law enforcement personnel should be trained and equipped to address the criminal misuse of information technologies

This complicates efforts to track international trends in the growth of crime involving the misuse of personal information.

1. Notes with appreciation the efforts of the above mentioned bodies to prevent the criminal misuse of information technologies, and also notes the value of, inter alia, the following measures to combat such misuse

Recognizing the need for cooperation between States and private industry in combating the criminal misuse of information technologies,

Recognizing the need for cooperation between States and the private sector in combating the criminal misuse of information technologies,

(j) The fight against the criminal misuse of information technologies requires the development of solutions taking into account both the protection of individual freedoms and privacy and the preservation of the capacity of Governments to fight such criminal misuse

Expressing concern that technological advancements have created new possibilities for criminal activity, in particular the criminal misuse of information technologies,

Expressing concern that technological advances have created new possibilities for criminal activity, in particular the criminal misuse of information technologies,

(h) The general public should be made aware of the need to prevent and combat the criminal misuse of information technologies

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(a) States should ensure that their laws and practice eliminate safe havens for those who criminally misuse information technologies

2. Invites States to take into account the above mentioned measures in their efforts to combat the criminal misuse of information technologies

(b) Law enforcement cooperation in the investigation and prosecution of international cases of criminal misuse of information technologies should be coordinated among all concerned States

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(g) Mutual assistance regimes should ensure the timely investigation of the criminal misuse of information technologies and the timely gathering and exchange of evidence in such cases

(i) To the extent practicable, information technologies should be designed to help to prevent and detect criminal misuse, trace criminals and collect evidence

Recognizing that gaps in the access to and use of information technologies by States can diminish the effectiveness of international cooperation in combating the criminal misuse of information technologies, and noting the need to facilitate the transfer of information technologies, in particular to developing countries,

Recalling its resolutions 55 63 of 4 December 2000 and 56 121 of 19 December 2001 on establishing the legal basis for combating the criminal misuse of information technologies,

Recognizing that gaps in the access to and use of information technologies by States can diminish the effectiveness of international cooperation in combating the criminal misuse of information technologies, and recognizing also the need to facilitate the transfer of information technologies, in particular to developing countries,

Responding to perceived erroneous interpretation and misuse of statistics

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Recent statistics from Canada and the United States of America relate to fraud committed by the misuse of personal information and confirm an explosive growth in the nature of such crime.

3. Decides to maintain the question of the criminal misuse of information technologies on the agenda of its fifty sixth session, as part of the item entitled Crime prevention and criminal justice .

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Recognizing also that gaps in access to and the use of information technologies by States can diminish the effectiveness of cooperation in combating the criminal misuse of information technology and in creating a global culture of cybersecurity, and noting the need to facilitate the transfer of information technologies, in particular to developing countries,

Noting that reliance on information technologies, while it may vary from State to State, has resulted in a substantial increase in global cooperation and coordination, with the result that the criminal misuse of information technologies may have a grave impact on all States,

Recognizing also that gaps in access to and the use of information technologies by States can diminish the effectiveness of international cooperation in combating the criminal misuse of information technology and in creating a global culture of cybersecurity, and noting the need to facilitate the transfer of information technologies, in particular to developing countries,

Several participants voiced their objection to the misuse of their sacred sites.

Physical infrastructure had also suffered due to years of neglect and misuse.

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While the topics of cybercrime and Internet security relates to the risks for information security that could emerge from the misuse of ICT, e credit information addresses the question of how the use of ICT can reduce the risks generated by information asymmetries about the financial creditworthiness of SMEs, and thus enhance their access to credit and trade finance.

It included, inter alia, criminalizing identity fraud and misuse of Government credit cards.

Erroneous interpretation and misuse of statistics are to be immediately and appropriately addressed.

2. Takes note of the value of the measures set forth in its resolution 55 63, and again invites Member States to take them into account in their efforts to combat the criminal misuse of information technologies

In addition to the limitations in many States concerning legal definitions of property or the requirement of deprivation of the thing misused, developments in technology have also changed the way that economic crime is committed through the misuse of personal information.

Underlining the need for enhanced coordination and cooperation among States in combating the criminal misuse of information technologies, and, in this context, stressing the role that can be played by both the United Nations and regional organizations,

(c) The prevention of the misuse of legal persons by organized criminal groups, in particular by

(d) The prevention of the misuse of legal persons by organized criminal groups such measures could include

Underlining the need for enhanced coordination and cooperation among States in combating the criminal misuse of information technologies, and, in this context, stressing the role that can be played by the United Nations and other international and regional organizations,