targeted norms for legal enactment --- There have been many attempts by various groups to develop some form of universally agreed cybersecurity standard(s) which may have the support and agreement of all countries - this has proven rather elusive due to the competing ideas by primarily major powers or their proxies. Wouldn't it be a noble idea for a select group to simply work on two or three previously agreed norms with the objective of ensuring they become law? once that objective has materialized, another set of existing approved norms and VBMs are tackled and again worked towards codifying into law - in this way, norms and CBMS which the majority of nations subscribe to can be enacted into law.

Source author: Bennette Thomas thomasb@dominica.gov.dm