Cracking cybercrimes

Article Abstract:

The Internet is being used for online crime prevention, including training and education as well as information about various kinds of offenders, but computer crimes are also crossing international borders and some computer criminals are using software tools which can be downloaded free from the Internet and which ease their criminal workload. The Council of Europe is working on a computer crime convention, another example of international efforts at online crime prevention.

Internet, International aspects, Computer crimes

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E-mail abuses abound

Article Abstract:

Employees' use of electronic mail systems has become a more frequent subject of litigation, and must strike a balance between the employee's free speech rights and the company's property rights to its bandwidth and electronic storage space. Technologies develop to bypass companies' filters as fast as companies install filtering and monitoring devices and draft electronic mail policies.

Analysis, Freedom of speech, Electronic mail systems, Email, Right of property, Property rights

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