Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 Overview

Cybersquatting = Registering a domain name with the intent to profit from the goodwill of a trademark belonging to someone else Illegal access = Unauthorized entry into a computer system or network Data interference = Tampering with, altering, or deleting data without authorization Privacy = The right to be left alone and control access to personal information

Data interference = Compromising the integrity and confidentiality of personal information Illegal access = Potential exposure of sensitive data to unauthorized parties Cybersquatting = Misleading users by impersonating a legitimate entity online Privacy = Ensuring the protection of personal data from unauthorized access

Data privacy = Limiting access to personal data to maintain control over its use Information Privacy = Combination of communications privacy and data privacy Cybersquatting = Exploiting domain names for financial gain at the expense of established trademarks Illegal access = Unauthorized intrusion into computer systems or networks

Cybersquatting = Undermining brand reputation and consumer trust Data interference = Compromising the confidentiality and integrity of personal information Illegal access = Risking exposure of sensitive data to malicious actors Privacy = Exercising control over personal information to prevent misuse

Cybersquatting = Profit-seeking behavior that exploits established brands Illegal access = Potential breach of security leading to data breaches Data interference = Interfering with data integrity and causing harm to individuals or organizations Privacy = Preserving individual autonomy and protecting personal information

Cybersquatting = Deceiving users by redirecting them to fraudulent websites Illegal access = Breaching confidentiality and potentially exposing sensitive data Data interference = Manipulating data to mislead or cause harm to individuals or organizations Privacy = Ensuring the safeguarding of personal information from unauthorized access

Cybersquatting = Registering, trafficking, or using a domain name with the intent to profit from the goodwill of a trademark belonging to someone else Illegal Access = Unauthorized use of a computer password, access code, or similar data to access a computer system for committing cybercrimes Data Interference = Unauthorized interference with the operation of a computer or network, including introducing viruses or altering/deleting computer data Computer-related Fraud = Engaging in fraudulent activities using a computer system

Cybersex = Engaging in sexual activities online or through electronic means Misuse of Devices = Unauthorized use, possession, production, or sale of gadgets or computer programs for committing cybercrimes Libel = Making false statements that damage a person's reputation online Child Pornography = Production, distribution, or possession of sexually explicit images involving children

Aiding or Abetting in the commission of cybercrime = Assisting someone in committing cybercrimes Corporate Liability = Holding a company accountable for cybercrimes committed under its umbrella Attempt in the commission of cybercrime = Trying to commit a cybercrime without fully executing it Computer-related Identity Theft = Stealing personal information online for fraudulent purposes

Cybersquatting = Registering, trafficking, or using a domain name with bad faith intent to profit from the goodwill of a trademark belonging to someone else Illegal access = Unauthorized entry into a computer system or network Data interference = Unauthorized altering, damaging, deleting, or suppressing data

Difficulty in understanding sensitive data = Organizations struggle to define what data is considered sensitive and what is not Real-time masking facilities = Struggle to create tools and policies to protect data as it grows in volume Outmoded tools and bloated databases = Challenges in screening and reviewing data from a central location

Preventing theft of data = Avoiding monetary losses from data theft incidents Preserving data integrity = Ensuring the accuracy and reliability of data Containing compliance costs = Reducing expenses related to meeting data security regulations Protecting privacy = Safeguarding individuals' personal information