Information in law

Having entered the age of information technology, contemporary society is faced with unprecedented dangers and threats in addition to the undoubted advantages which have ensued. World diplomacy has already been deprived of its sacred position through the effects of Wikileaks; the “Snowden effect” threatens completely to deprive “the army of the invisible front” of their key quality, right across borders and oceans. But that’s just the beginning! The importance of information security is becoming increasingly obvious in the national security of any self-respecting state and in any integration framework.

Having entered the age of information technology, contemporary society is faced with unprecedented dangers and threats in addition to the undoubted advantages which have ensued. World diplomacy has already been deprived of its sacred position through the effects of Wikileaks; the “Snowden effect” threatens completely to deprive “the army of the invisible front” of their key quality, right across borders and oceans. But that’s just the beginning! The importance of information security is becoming increasingly obvious in the national security of any self-respecting state and in any integration framework.