Information Sharing and Protection
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David Bray, 'The Need for Achieving Information Sharing and Information Protection', talk at the OII, 8 April 2011. David works on creating an information sharing environment for the US government.
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Justin Wrote:
Mutual Legal Assistance Treaties (MLATs) are established between two or more nations and provide a formal means of exchanging evidence and information pertaining to criminal acts or cases that occur outside of a nation’s legal jurisdiction. The primary issue associated with MLATs and cybercrime is the inconsistency of host nation laws. Many nations feel that the idea of a global anti-crime initiative may contradict a nation’s fundamental principles (Finklea & Theohary, 2012, p.24). There is no standardized definition for cybercrime which means that one nation may view a virtual act as a crime and the other, with which the MLAT exists, may not. If the two nations agree on the legality of the act then the requesting nation may sub ...
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Information Sharing and Protection
- 1. The Need for Achieving Appropriate Information Sharing and Information Protection David A. Bray, PhD, MSPH [email_address]
- 14. On-going ISE Development Efforts Requirements Across Departments and Agencies Interagency Information Integration Architecture and Governance Service Specifications, Including Reusable Components and IEPDs Contracted for Development by Industry or Government Reuse by Other Departments and Agencies Build, Test, and Certify Services, Reusable Components, and IEPDs Greater Reuse Across Government of Services, Components, and IEPDs Greater Demand Signal to Industry to Develop Standard Interagency Services