European Union policy and the use of the normative power regarding cybersecurity

La transformación de nuestras sociedades a causa del progreso tecnológico y la expansión de las TIC a escala global ha creado un nuevo ámbito en el cual los estados deben establecer una nueva manera “normal” de relacionarse entre ellos. Para ello, se han adaptado legislaciones a nivel nacional; sin embargo, en el contexto internacional, existen maneras diferentes de interpretar la forma “normal” de relacionarse en este ámbito. La Unión Europea ha creado un marco para su propia ciberseguridad y espera expandir el estado de derecho para progresar hacia un mundo digital seguro. También ha establecido un marco de sanciones para luchar contra las actitudes que van en contra de su punto de vista. Este artículo intenta ver cómo ha afectado esto a los actores más importantes en el mundo de la ciberseguridad: Estados Unidos, Rusia y China. Se ve que los efectos han sido diferentes en cada caso y no son coercitivos para las acciones de los demás estados, pero no por un fracaso de implementación, sino por su propia naturaleza.

keywords: China;, ciberseguridad;, Estados Unidos;, poder normativo;, Rusia;, sanciones;, Unión Europea, China

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Kondrotas, L. . (2022). Políticas de la Unión Europea y el uso del poder normativo en el ámbito de la ciberseguridad. Análisis Jurídico Político, 4(7), 143-168. https://doi.org/10.22490/26655489.5504

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