In Saudi Arabia, cyber threats and cybercrimes are defined and categorized primarily under the Saudi Cybercrime Law (2007) and through frameworks issued by the National Cybersecurity Authority (NCA). These regulations…
Constitutional Protections: The Russian Constitution provides for the right to privacy (Article 23), which includes protection against interference in personal life, home, and correspondence. However, the practical application of these…
Saudi Arabian businesses and organizations, especially those operating in critical sectors, are mandated to adhere to stringent cybersecurity and data protection regulations, particularly under the oversight of the NCA and…
Legal Framework: The Russian Constitution and various laws provide a framework for addressing human rights violations, including provisions for individual complaints to the courts. The Investigative Committee of Russia is…
Protecting critical national infrastructure (CNI) in Saudi Arabia is a high priority, given the potential impact of cyberattacks on essential services like energy, healthcare, and finance. The government has implemented…
