Cybercrimes: A Multidisciplinary Analysis

1. A Pragmatic, Experiential Definition of Computer Crimes
Elliot Turrini, Sumit Ghosh

2. Unauthorized Intrusions and Denial of Service
Alan Boulanger

3. Malicious Code
Alan Boulanger, Sumit Ghosh

4. Restricting Anti-Circumvention Devices
Paul Schneck

5. Information Security
Richard Stanley

6. Economic Consequences
Michael Erbschloe

7. Infosecurity Funding
Michael Caloyannides

8. Information and Computer Security Risk Management
Emily Freeman

9. Trend Analysis for Digital Risk Management
Dan Geer

10. Evolutionary History of Critical Infrastructure Protection in the USA
Sumit Ghosh

11. Critical Infrastructure Protection Policy in the US
Melanie Schneck-Teplinsky

12. Scientific and Technological Nature of Critical Infrastructure Vulnerabilities
Sumit Ghosh

13. Internet Infrastructure Attacks
Alan Boulanger

14. The Psyche of Cybercriminals: A Psycho-Social Perspective
Marcus K. Rogers

15. Spurring the Private Sector: Indirect Federal Regulation of Cybersecurity in the US
Stewart Baker, Melanie Schneck-Teplinsky

16. Criminal Regulations
Jessica R. Herrera-Flanigan, Sumit Ghosh

17. International Dimensions of Cybercrime
Marc Goodman

18. Formidable Challenges Posed by Cybercrimes
Sumit Ghosh

19. Increasing Attack Costs & Risks and Reducing Attack Motivations
Elliot Turrini

20. Nature of Cyberattacks in the Future
Sumit Ghosh

Nyckelord: Law, Criminal Law, International & Foreign Law/Comparative Law, Legal Aspects of Computing, Criminology & Criminal Justice, Media Management