Legislation that protects individuals and groups from the misuse of ICT
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There are many laws that have been imposed so that people don't misuse ICT. In this report I will explain some of these laws and talk about some good and bad points about each act and I will also describe each act that I have listed to the related reports which I have done earlier. I will try to show why these laws were introduced and what they do now to keep people from abusing these new technologies. Here is the list of legislations: • Computer misuse act 1990 • Health and safety regulations 1992 • Regulation and investigatory...
trace every one who copies things, as the number of people is increasing every day Improvement I think this legislation could be improved if as soon as the illegal operations have been found they should be shut down immediately and they should also consider what type of protection is needed for the type of data. So ,if the data is little important then it should only have little protection but for private details for instance in the company that Mr. Fardoust works in, as they have customers information on the computers then there should be a greater protection placed.
trace every one who copies things, as the number of people is increasing every day Improvement I think this legislation could be improved if as soon as the illegal operations have been found they should be shut down immediately and they should also consider what type of protection is needed for the type of data. So ,if the data is little important then it should only have little protection but for private details for instance in the company that Mr. Fardoust works in, as they have customers information on the computers then there should be a greater protection placed.
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