Cyber Law at Comoros
Comoros has enacted Law No. 27 of 2015 on Information Systems and Cybercrime, which serves as the primary legal framework governing digital activities and cybersecurity within the country. This legislation aims to regulate the use of information technology, protect information systems, and address cybercrimes.
Key Provisions of Law No. 27 of 2015
1. Regulation of Information Systems
The law establishes guidelines for the use and protection of information systems, ensuring they are secure and used responsibl.
2. Cybercrime Offenses
Unauthorized Access Penalties are imposed for unauthorized access to information system.
Data Interception The law criminalizes the interception of data without consen.
Data Modification Unauthorized alteration of data is prohibite.
Malware Distribution The creation and distribution of malicious software are offenses under the la.
3. Electronic Evidence
Provisions are made for the admissibility of electronic evidence in legal proceedings, facilitating the use of digital records in court.
4. International Cooperation
The law allows for collaboration with other nations in combating cybercrime, including the exchange of information and assistance in investigation.
⚖️ Enforcement and Penalties
Violations of the provisions set forth in Law No. 27 of 2015 can result in criminal penalties, including fines and imprisonment, depending on the severity of the offens. The law empowers relevant authorities to investigate and prosecute cybercrimes effectivel.
🛡️ Data Protection and Privacy
While Law No. 27 of 2015 addresses aspects of data protection, it is advisable for individuals and organizations to stay informed about any additional regulations or amendments that may pertain to data privacy and protection in Comors.
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