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National Conference of State Legislatures Click here to start Table of Contents National Conference of State Legislatures Cyber Security: Protecting Technology Thomas A. Sadaka PPT Slide Recognized Need for Cyber-Security and Governing Laws Criminal Use of Technology Dangers to Trade Secrets Sources of Cyber-Attacks Types of Cyber Attacks Types of Cyber-Attacks Types of Cyber-Attacks Types of Cyber-Attacks Types of Cyber-Attacks Theft of Personal Identifying Information State Level Response State Computer Crime Laws Areas of Concern Addressing the Jurisdictional Concerns Resource Concerns Enforcement Issues Preventing Government from Victimizing our Citizens Conclusion For More Information PPT Slide Author: Thomas Sadaka NCSL Home Page: http://www.ncsl.org/standcomm/sctech/sctech.htm Other information: "Cyber Secuirty: Protecting Technology" 2003 Annual Meeting San Francisco, California July 2003

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