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Die Regierung bedenkt Aufstellen einer Ratsgruppe auf wie öffentliches Bewusstsein um die Risiken der cyber-Sicherheit zu verbessern, während auf Internet basiertes Verbrechen zunehmend weit verbreitet wird.

Kommunikationen und ES Kümmern sich Amy Adams hat erzählt dem Start von dem Netsafe Cyber-Sicherheitsbewusstsein Woche das Forum in Wellington die Regierung bedenkt Aufstellen von einer Gutachterkommissionsadresse dem Mangel des Landes des nous, wenn es zu auf Gewebe basierte Sicherheitsausgaben kommt.

„Eine der Optionen, die wir momentan bedenken, ist die Einrichtung einer cyber-Sicherheitsbewusstseinsgutachterkommission, damit wir helfen können, weiter Bewusstsein national zu erheben,“ hat Adams gesagt.

Die Regierung schätzt cyber-Verbrechen Kosten Neuseeland $625 Millionen über dem vergangenen Jahr, gemäß der gesetzlichen Schlagaussage für die Regierung Kommunikationen Sicherheit Behörde Tat Nachprüfung, die von der Abteilung von Ministerpräsidenten und Kabinett vorbereitet wird. Der RIS hat cyber-Sicherheitsrisiken als einer der dynamischsten Teile im Intelligenzsektor herausgehoben.

Die Gesetzgebung ist in Parlament in Verbindung mit Änderungen zur Telekommunikation (Abfangenleistungsvermögen und Sicherheit) Bill zurückgestellt worden, ein neues formalisiertes Sicherheitsregime für Netzbediener zu schaffen.

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Abney Associates blog articles internet reviews, Net providers begin warning of illegal downloads

In the first decade of the 21st century, technology made it possible to download music, movies or televisions shows from the Internet to your computer. Before this, you had to go to a music store physically and purchase an album or CD if you wanted to hear the latest from your favorite artists. With this new technology, the entire scope of how you obtain your music has changed.

But as the technology advances rapidly, unlawful downloading sites also places on a huge number. And with these, internet users who illegally download online could soon receive warning notices from the nation’s five major internet service providers. Consumers who are using peer-to-peer software are the number one target this week of the Copyright Alert System.

Whose IP address has been detected sharing files illegally will be prompt by an Internet service provider with which will be given up to six chances to stop before the warning notice take action.

Furthermore, internet service provider will temporarily slowing their connection, or redirecting Internet traffic until they acknowledge they received a notice or review educational materials about copyright law. Consumers who maintain they have been wrongly accused would be forced to pay $35 to appeal the decision. The fee would be reimbursed if they prevail.

Proponents say the focus is on deterring the average consumer rather than chronic violators. The director of the organization behind the system, Jill Lesser of the Center for Copyright Infringement, said in a blog post Monday that the program is “meant to educate rather than punish, and direct (users) to legal alternatives.”

Each Internet provider is expected to implement their own system. The program gives each customer five or six “strikes” after music or Film Company has detected illegal file-sharing and lodged a complaint. The first alerts are expected to be educational, while the third and fourth would require the customer to acknowledge that they have received the warnings and understand their behavior is illegal. The final warnings are expected to lead to “mitigation measures,” such as slowing person’s Internet connection speeds.

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