Paris Agreement on Cybercrime Falls Short of Unanimous Agreement
November 13 2018A group of 50 nations and 150 companies signed an agreement to fight cybercrime and other illicit activity, including election tampering and hate speech, on the Internet. French president Emmanuel Macron had pushed for the agreement, reached one day after a gathering of global leaders in Paris.
The French leader, calling for greater regulation of the Internet, said that there’s an urgent need for better regulation of the global network. As part of that effort, he said that Facebook has agreed to allow a team of French officials to observe the social network’s efforts to monitor and delete hate speech.
While agreed to by many, the statement, titled, “Paris call for trust and security in cyberspace,” was not universally accepted, with Russia, China, and the US among the holdouts. Some American companies, will, however, be involved.
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Paris Agreement on Cybercrime Falls Short of Unanimous Agreement
November 13 2018A group of 50 nations and 150 companies signed an agreement to fight cybercrime and other illicit activity, including election tampering and hate speech, on the Internet. French president Emmanuel Macron had pushed for the agreement, reached one day after a gathering of global leaders in Paris.
The French leader, calling for greater regulation of the Internet, said that there’s an urgent need for better regulation of the global network. As part of that effort, he said that Facebook has agreed to allow a team of French officials to observe the social network’s efforts to monitor and delete hate speech.
While agreed to by many, the statement, titled, “Paris call for trust and security in cyberspace,” was not universally accepted, with Russia, China, and the US among the holdouts. Some American companies, will, however, be involved.
Black Hat Europe returns to London Dec 3-6 2018 with hands-on technical Trainings, cutting-edge Briefings, Arsenal open-source tool demonstrations, top-tier security solutions and service providers in the Business Hall. Click for information on the conference and to register.
Dark Reading’s Quick Hits delivers a brief synopsis and summary of the significance of breaking news events. For more information from the original source of the news item, please follow the link provided in this article. View Full Bio
