International law not ready to deal with cyberattacks, says India to the Security Council
By Prempal Singh
International law is not prepared to deal with cyber attacks featureless as the interconnected world faces threads, where India has told the security council.
The body world is not ready to an anti-terrorism agreement that deals with cyber terrorism and the decision of security council’s. India’s permanent representative Syed Akbaruddin on Monday.
The international community challenging and they asked “Since we can discern the threat and there is an understandable global angst, can we look at options for strengthening international law against terrorist cyber attacks?” And the applicability of certain anti-terrorism treats to terrorist cyber criminals.
In a council debate the protecting critical infrastructure from terrorist attacks. And the announcement was to “threat attack on an international stock exchange, a major dam, a nuclear power plant, oil/gas pipeline, air safety of airports, etc. have much wider implications after national frontiers”.
The world organisation to agree on the proposed comprehensive convention on International terrorism that defines the crimes with includes cyber attacks.
Mostly financial centres like Mumbai, New York, London these all are targeted on terrorists because attacks on them can impact the nations’ economies in several ways.
These attacks covers on a hospital, railway station and hotels were planned and after our borders they have to disable effects not only in daily life, it is in a bustling metropolis but targeted a country of a billion people.