Cybersecurity protects networks, computers, servers, mobile devices, and data from hostile intrusions, often referred to as electronic information security. Cyberlaw, also known as Internet or digital law, regulates digital activity and addresses internet communication, e-commerce, digital privacy, and cybercrime prevention. It negotiates and controls complex issues caused by widespread technology use, protects people and businesses against cyberattacks, secures digital transactions, and establishes ethical and legal standards in cyberspace. As the digital world advances, cyber law becomes increasingly important for ethical and legal digital resource use.
