Description: Cybersecurity jurisdiction refers to the legal authority to enforce laws related to cybersecurity. This concept is fundamental in an increasingly interconnected world where cyber threats know no borders. Jurisdiction determines which laws apply to a cybersecurity incident and who has the authority to investigate and prosecute cyber crimes. This includes a country’s ability to regulate the online activities of its citizens, as well as the international cooperation needed to address crimes that cross borders. The complexity of cybersecurity jurisdiction is heightened by the global nature of the Internet, where attackers can operate from anywhere in the world, complicating law enforcement. Additionally, differences in data protection and privacy laws between countries further complicate the situation. Therefore, cybersecurity jurisdiction involves not only law enforcement but also the need for international collaboration and the establishment of legal frameworks that can adapt to the rapid evolution of technology and cyber threats. In this context, security in 5G networks becomes a critical area, as the expansion of this technology poses new challenges in terms of data protection and legal responsibility in the event of security incidents.
