ABSTRACT
Regulating the cross-border movement of cyber goods and services is one of the most difficult topics or regulatory questions that governments face. As this volume shows, cybersecurity is not the province of a single set of rules. Rather, cybersecurity and the law governing cyberspace span fields and specializations. Often left to specialist cyber policymakers, regulation of cyber activity is often an exercise that neglects existing canons from diverse fields that may be applicable. In fact, cyber’s interdisciplinarity can both complicate legal analysis and enhance it. It can also create more creative and innovative legal strategies for addressing wrongful behaviour related to cyber.
